Join Albert Nerken School of Engineering seniors as they present work from their year-long Senior Design and engage in conversation about design solutions that address societal needs and grand challenges. Faculty, students, staff, alumni, and invited guests from industry provide feedback, and an awards ceremony and celebration follows. This year’s projects include autonomous robots and aerial vehicles, affordable housing and educational building designs, sustainable microbrewery projects, an autofictions installation, and more. 

Senior Design allows students to work in teams on a major capstone design project that builds on knowledge and skills acquired within their disciplines. Students have the option to enhance this experience by working with students from other majors as part of a multidisciplinary team. The 29 projects showcased this spring hail from all four engineering departments, 10 of which are interdisciplinary teams.

The event is open to alumni and prospective students. Space is limited and pre-registration is required for external guests. Register here. 

This year’s showcase takes place in the Civic Projects Lab and 41 Cooper Square.

A new Capstone website documents this year's interdisciplinary showcase and contains archives of past projects beginning in 2020.

Visitors must show security proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test by a third party (not home test) within three days of their visit to campus or a negative rapid test result taken by a third party (not home test) on the day of the visit to campus.