It's a win-win. Our students get to do the engineering design work, and they get to work with the professionals on the manufacturing. They both win.

We give students the opportunity to design and build a hybrid electric vehicle.

It's a very complicated process requiring precision from design and engineering to manufacture and installation, and there's a lot of room for problems.

We used clay from here in New Mexico and used engineering principals to design a mug that could survive a high drop.

Bumpers that bump apparently weren't a consideration during the design phase ... Designing good bumpers is no great engineering challenge ... but unless this is a priority we're going to continue seeing many manufacturers using inferior designs.

When your design stinks, Engineering 101 says admit your mistakes and go back to the drawing board,