Day One

Group assignment:
The first day of class we discussed the different types of Engineering and the fundamentals of what each area studies. We then created a modern idea that could possibly be updated and came up with ideas on how we could fix the problem. My group came up with an idea of a battery that would last longer in a phone. We then researched it with another group and came up with real life experiments and materials as if we were really making this. The new idea had to be affordable and realistic. We then had to conjure up who would use the phone. This idea for a phone with ever lasting battery life was engineered by my group as if we were actually making it and were about to put it into play. This assignment gave us an idea of what it is like to be a real life engineer!



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