Engineers: Use the questions below to write a brief reflection about the elective: What did you learn from the elective "Introduction to Engineering for Boys and Girls"? Did it inspire you? If yes, how so? What are your feelings about science--have they changed? What was your favorite investigation? Why?
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J.A.
1/17/2012 12:07:30 am
I liked the whole elective. I liked that we got to experiment with one type of engineering and then we got to know what everybody else did when they presented. I already like science but now I like it more because I know more about engineering. I really enjoyed the field trip because I liked looking at different types of materials for engineering.
I.B.
1/17/2012 12:16:09 am
I learned alot in this elective. I learned about the different types of engneering and how they help. My favorite experiment was when we toke the DNA from a strawberry. I love science before but now i like it even more. This elective inspired me to think about being an engineer.
C.M.
1/17/2012 12:24:12 am
What I liked about the elective was the way they showed all the different kinds of engineering. I always thought engineering was building, but untill I got in this elective I learned I was wrong.
E.B.
1/17/2012 01:49:45 am
I learned that enineering is used to make almost everthing from making a plane to getting food from at Mcdonalds to your plate. My favorite investigation is making the rubberband powered balsa wood airplane. It was fun building the plane and flying the plane. The elective inspired me to be a aerospace engineer.
M.M
1/17/2012 02:00:37 am
In this elective, I learned that engineering is used practically everywhere in everyday life. It has inspired me to become a Biomedical Engineer. From what I learned, it seems very interesting. Science is actually my favorite subject, and I have come to like it even more after this elective. My favorite investigation was in Biomedical Engineering, when we took the DNA out of strawberries. I liked this because I don't know a whole lot about DNA, especially how it looks like.
AS
1/17/2012 02:11:27 am
I liked this elective a lot. This elective taught me things like: what different engineering jobs. I liked when we made a model plane. I learned that engineering is needed for many things. This elective made me want to be an aerospaace engineer.
SH
1/17/2012 02:25:19 am
I learned that engineering is used to make mostly everything in the world.I learned specifically about computer engineering and how a computer works as well as cold water has more oxygen than hot water and good aerospace engineering tips.I enjoyed the field trip to NC state and this elective inspired me to be an aerospace engineer and a computer engineer.I love engineering.
Z.A.
1/17/2012 03:12:19 am
Intro to Engineering was a great educational experience for me, I had a wonderful time in this elective. I learned so much about the different types of engineering. It has inspired and guided me toward a job as a biomedical engineer, but my favorite type of engineering was chemical because I had a lot of fun cleaning the oil spill and loved learning about molecules.
K.K.
1/17/2012 03:20:47 am
"Introduction to Engineering" was a very cool elective that has taught me how engineering falls into everything and every job in the world! I always knew that I would be an engineer when I grew up, but I never knew the different types of engineering and what jobs relate to the types of engineering. They were all very cool disiplines of engineering, but my favorite type of engineering was materials science. Engineering rocks!
R.P.
1/17/2012 03:29:02 am
In introduction to engineering I learned about different types of engineering. this elective has changed my feelings for science. My favorite investigation was bottle rockets. I will never forget this elective. this elective has changed my life in science forever.
S.H
2/5/2012 05:39:27 am
The best bart of this elective was getting to do things handsone. Who likes to see cool things? Mostly everybody. THis elective is one of my favorite. Leave a Reply. |
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