Come celebrate the success of students and teachers as the Awards Banquet. The evening starts with a dinner served by University Catering, continues with an address from a keynote speaker, and ends with student and teacher awards. Purchase tickets on the ENGR third floor for $2.00.

Parker Space Probe
Dr. Nicola Fox shares with us her mission to touch the sun and the incredible journey she and her team has taken thus far.

Alumni Social is an event where people can come to ask USU graduates about their experience in the workplace and what is important to do now to ensure a good career in the future.

Teams compete in a JEOPARDY format tournament. Each round consist answering questions from categories such as math, science, art, music, and humanities. Harder questions earn more points. The team with the most points wins the round, and the competition continues in a single-elimination tournament.

Official Rules

• Teams may consist of 1 to 3 persons. All team members must be engineering students. Two teams compete at a time. Three teams may compete at once if there are many teams in the competition.
• The game board will consist of six categories with five questions in each category. More difficult questions are worth more points. Point values will range from 100 to 500 points. There will be two “Daily Doubles.” The team uncovering a daily double will be able to wager the team’s current score on the question.
• The final round will consist of two rounds of questions. All other rounds will have only one set of questions
• There is a time limit of 15 minutes for each round, or until all questions have been used, whichever comes first. The team with the most points at the end of the round is the winner and advances to the next round.
• After the question is read, there will be a 10 second time limit for someone to ring in. The team ringing in must have the answer within 5 seconds. An incorrect answer results in deduction of the question point value from the team’s score.
• Participants are allowed a writing utensil and paper.
• The decision of the judge is final.

Sign Up
Come to event with your team.

Time and Place
Friday, Feb 23 | 12:30 pm | ENGR 3rd Floor

The Dean and his office sponsor a breakfast for Students of the College

Compete against students to see who can solve a calculator problem the fastest--and get the right answer.

Official Rules

• Competitors are seated at a table with their calculators in front of them. When the question is displayed, competitors find the answer with their calculator.
• When a participant believes they have the correct answer, they place their calculator on the table, and throw both hands in the air.
• If a participant wants change their answer after throwing their arms in the air, they must forfeit their current placement.
• After everyone has finished, the first person to get the right answer will get 3 points, 2nd will get 2, and 3rd will get 1 point.
• Depending on participation size, separate rounds will be held.

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Just show up

Time and Place
Thurs Feb 22 | 2:00 p.m. | ENGR 3rd Floor

Additional Information
If you have any questions, contact: fundraise.ususwe@gmail.com

Students design and build boats out of cardboard and race head to head in the hyper Pool.

Sign up Sheet: link

Fri Feb 23 | 7:00 pm | Hyper Small Pool

ACM & ACM-W: Coding Competition

Website to instructions:
https://www.hackerrank.com/e-week-coding-competition

Official Rules
See Link

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https://www.hackerrank.com/e-week-coding-competition

Mini Design challenge. Come put your creative mind to build a machine to test against your peers.

Official Rules
 

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Time and Place
Tuesday, Feb 20 | 11:00 pm to 1:00 pm

IEEE is hosting a walk-in open house type soldering workshop. Come learn different soldering techniques and tools available in the Engineering Idea Factory such as soldering irons, solder pasting, pick-n-place machine, solder wick, soldering tweezers, etc.

The IEEE Spaceteam competition is a four person team competition where teams work together to fly a spaceship. The team that flies the farthest without exploding will be victorious. Using smartphones as the spaceship consoles, teams will control their ship to avoid black holes, asteroids, the gravitational pull of the sun, and other perilous space dangers.

Official Rules

• Teams of 4 people
• Each team member must have their own phone
• Download the App Space Team for more gameplay rules

How to Sign Up
Meet on the 3rd floor of the Engineering building

Time and Place
Wednesday, Feb 21 | 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Build and launch tiny sailboats in a tank, and compete against other participants to see who can build the fastest most consistent boat. There is a team competition bracket and singles competition bracket.

Official Rules

Sign Up
No signup required. Show up.

Time and Place
Thur Feb 22 | ENGR Atrium | 12-2pm

Come learn from industry leaders from various engineering fields about their career journeys. Be inspired while they explain why they chose to get a STEM degree and what they are doing with it today. Food will be provided. Hosted by SWE.

The Dean and his office sponsor a lunch for Students of the College

Science and Engineering day is an opportunity for children in 4th to 8th grade to come to USU and participate in several STEM activities and learn about what can be achieved in Engineering.

Submit a technical document written for a class project/assignment or student competition. Individual and team documents accepted. One submission per person/team

Official Rules
Submit a pdf technical document to ewc@usu.edu written for a class project/assignment or student competition. Individual and team documents accepted. One submission per person/team

How to Sign Up
Email documents to: ewc@usu.edu (must be in pdf format)

Time and Place
Electronic Submissions Due Friday, February 23, by 5:00 p.m.