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EPICS PROJECT EXPERT TALK

Event Date: 9th July 2024

Event brief description

School of engineering Galgotias University organized a Hardware project exhibition with collaboration EPIC Program (Pardue University) & IEEE EPIC., Dr. William Oakes provided a meaningful lecture on Design thinking EPIC PROJECT today and also went through some prototypes with many Community-based human-centric hardware projects.

The exhibition showcased a variety of innovative prototypes developed by students, highlighting their practical application of engineering principles to address real-world problems. These projects were centered around community-based needs, demonstrating the students' ability to create impactful solutions that cater to societal challenges. The event also included interactive sessions where Dr. Oakes reviewed and provided feedback on the prototypes, further enriching the learning experience for the participants.

Department Name – Department of Civil Engineering 

Event Outcome 

  • Enhanced Design Thinking Skills: Students gained a deeper understanding of design thinking principles, particularly in the context of community-based projects, enhancing their ability to develop user-centric solutions.
  • Increased Practical Knowledge: The exhibition allowed students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, showcasing their skills in creating functional hardware prototypes.
  • Community Engagement: Projects presented at the exhibition were focused on addressing specific community needs, highlighting the importance of community engagement in engineering solutions.
  • Professional Feedback: Dr. William Oakes provided expert feedback on the prototypes, offering students valuable insights and suggestions for improvement, thereby enhancing the quality of their work.
  • Networking Opportunities: The event facilitated interactions between students, faculty, and industry professionals, fostering a collaborative environment and providing networking opportunities for future collaborations.
  • Innovation and Creativity: The exhibition encouraged innovative thinking and creativity among students, as they developed novel solutions to address real-world challenges.
  • Real-World Application: The hands-on experience of creating and presenting hardware projects helped students understand the practical implications and challenges of engineering design and implementation.
  • Leadership and Teamwork: Participants demonstrated strong leadership and teamwork skills in developing their projects, preparing them for collaborative work environments in their future careers.

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