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Senior Design Projects

As a senior, you'll take the Engineering Senior Design capstone class. You'll work with a team to design and implement a solution tailored to meet a specific community in need, or get involved with a humanitarian project in the Global South.

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Come join us for the 41st annual Senior Design Engineering Open House on Saturday April 26th from 1:30 to 3:30 PM in the Spoelhof Fieldhouse Lobby.

This is a chance for the senior class to showcase their individual projects to the public in which they have been working on all year. From uranium separation to flying drones, there are so many talented teams that you do not want to miss out on.

Check out the program

There will also be a short ceremony from 4-5 in the Chapel to honor our graduating seniors.

All are welcome!

An engineering student smiles and waves in the engineering building.

Senior Design Open House

Calvin Engineering Senior Design

Calvin Engineering Senior Design

Calvin Engineering Senior Design

Calvin Engineering Senior Design

Calvin Engineering Senior Design

Calvin Engineering Senior Design

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