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Patent searches, competitive benchmarking.Technical reports (concept, preliminary, detail).What are the typical deliverables for a project?ĭepending on the nature of the project, the deliverables may include any or all of the following:

demanding constant professionalism and a high level of performance from the students.attending the Capstone Design Project Showcase (last week of the semester).evaluating the students’ performance (part of the final grade).reviewing reports and providing feedback from an industry point of view.interacting regularly with the team via tele- and/or video-conferences, weekly memos, etc.facilitating visits from the project team, if necessary (2nd-3rd week of semester, later as needed).providing additional details beyond the one-page Project Description.attending the Project Kick-Off Meeting (1st week of semester).We rely on our sponsors to fully engage their project teams during the semester and help us “hold their feet to the fire.” We find the more time sponsors invest in the project, the more they get out of it. Sponsors are expected to identify an Industry Liaison to serve as the team’s point-of-contact for the project for the semester. Sponsor involvement is essential to the success of the Learning Factory and the College of Engineering’s Capstone Design program. If you are ready to submit a project, you may do so As a project sponsor, what is my responsibility to the students assigned to my project? Of that $3,500 donation, $1,000 goes to the project team for expenses, another $1,000 covers Learning Factory expenses, with the remainder covering instructional and facilities costs on the academic department level.įor more information about becoming a Corporate Sponsor, contact us. To support project expenses, sponsors make a donation of $3,500 to the College of Engineering. Engineering Science and Mechanics (counts as a technical elective).Electrical Engineering (one of three options for EE students).Chemical Engineering (counts as a technical elective).These projects fulfill the senior Capstone Design course requirements in:

PENN STATE LEARNING FACTORY TRAINING PROFESSIONAL

The Learning Factory helps coordinate 200 senior capstone design projects from industry sponsors and professional clients each year within the College of Engineering. How do I get involved in the Capstone Design program? Also, corporate partners may provide signage for display in our facilities and at our events.įor more information about becoming a Corporate Sponsor, contact us.

Donate your time and energy by becoming part of our Industrial Advisory BoardĬorporate partners receive brand exposure and recognition on Learn Factory materials, such as the website, quarterly newsletters, and brochures.

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Donate materials and equipment directly for use in the Bernard M.

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Provide unrestricted gifts for materials, equipment, and/or supplies used in the Bernard M.

Become an Event Sponsor ($3,000) for the spring semester Industry Partners Reception.

Sponsor a senior capstone design project ($3,500).Help support the Design Showcase and Project Kick-off ($1,500 or more).

There are numerous ways to get involved as a corporate sponsor: Frequently Asked Questions Sponsor FAQs What sponsorship opportunities exist for my company?