Our project aims to educate the next generation of engineers by providing them with
practical experience that emphasizes the development of systemic vision. Plus, it can be a
way to attract high-school students to the world of electrical and computer engineering.
We have created interdisciplinary and fun projects in the fields of Electrical and Computer
Engineering, including control systems, the internet of things, signal processing, and
software engineering.
In order to share our experiments with teachers and students, we have developed two
booklets: a student booklet that includes an explanatory video for each experiment, and a
teacher’s booklet that provides a general explanation of the experiments along with a
summary video. The teacher’s booklet also details the general and operational goals of each
experiment.
We have tested some of our experiments in Robo-physics classes for 11th-grade students.
This allowed us to gather feedback from both students and teachers on various aspects
such as student achievement, level of understanding, cooperation, and ease of
transferability for teachers. This feedback helps us improve our experiments and ensure they
are effective in educating future engineers.