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Students
design, fabricate, and test prototype devices that address personal challenges
experienced by people with disabilities and older adults living in the local
community.
Class
sessions feature Guest Speaker presentations on the Engineering Design Process,
Perspectives of Students with Disabilities, Occupational Therapy, Digital
Accessibility, Project Commercialization, Brain-Computer Interfaces, Cochlear
Implants, Prosthetics & Orthotics, Assistive Robotics, Adapted Sports,
Exoskeletons, and Wheelchair Fabrication in Developing Countries.
Special
activities include the Assistive Technology Faire, a Field Trip to an
accessible and inclusive playground, a film screening, and student project
presentations & demonstrations. |
