engineering pathways project

Engineering Pathways ProjectOpening doors for the curious

“engineering has the highest rate of persistence and the lowest rate of inward migration”

Engineering: It’s fun once you get it

Center for the Advancement of Engineering Educationhttp://www.engr.washington.edu/caee/CAEE_Briefs_PDFs/PersistenceEngagementandMigration_Ohland_JEE08.pdf

“engineering has the highest rate of persistence and the lowest rate of inward migration”

Engineering: It’s fun once you get it

Center for the Advancement of Engineering Educationhttp://www.engr.washington.edu/caee/CAEE_Briefs_PDFs/PersistenceEngagementandMigration_Ohland_JEE08.pdf

We will build a pre-engineering pathway to serve at least three types of students

PSU students curious about engineering

We will build a pre-engineering pathway to serve at least three types of students

PSU students curious about engineering

Students wanting to enroll in engineering

classes, but not quite ready for math

and computing

We will build a pre-engineering pathway to serve at least three types of students

PSU students curious about engineering

Students wanting to enroll in engineering

classes, but not quite ready for math

and computing

High school students

considering STEM

Engineering has a highly structured curriculum for developing mastery

Pre-engineering pathway helps the curious and the less-well-prepared

Pre-engineering pathway helps the curious and the less-well-prepared

A broad overview for the curious

A gentle introduction for the unprepared

A path to the next step: freshman engineering

Pre-engineering pathway helps the curious and the less-well-prepared

Hybrid courses with week night and weekend laboratories to maximize !exibility

Active learning: fabricate and test prototypes

Reframing courses to make new paths

Technology projects motivate the study of math and science: lead with the fun!

ROOC for Oregonians and beyond

ROOC: Regional Open Online Coursewith !exible weekend labs at PSU

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A pathway at the junior year will increase admission opportunities to the upper division

A pathway at the junior year will increase admission opportunities to the upper division

Competency-based assessment for some lower division course work

Self-paced study supported by conventional and hybrid lecture format

Freshman and junior level pathways will broaden access and introduce engineering

Technology: not just for engineers