Engineering Design & Development (Motorsports)
Course Overview
Engineering Design and Development is a one-year course that specializes in modern design and engineering processes with a focus on creative problem solving. This hands-on, student-driven course allows the students to develop skills in multiple disciplines such as mechanical and electrical engineering, fabrication, automotive technology, physics, product research, project management, and business management all while focusing on the world of motorsports and alternative energy. Students will work in a hands-on environment designing, funding, building, and testing their Electrical Vehicle (EV) Grand Prix electric racing karts and their Super Mileage Vehicle While also competing in State and National competitions in the Fall and Spring semesters. Students will also be receiving 4 credits in Automotive Services Technology I and 2 credits in Engineering Design and Development.
Ivy Tech Dual College Credits Available
| Course | College Credits | Prerequisite(s) | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| AUTI 100 Basic Automotive Service | 3 | None | Qualifies for Technical Honors Diploma Priority Dual Credit |
| AUTI 111 Electrical I | 3 | AUTI 100 | Qualifies for Technical Honors Diploma Priority Dual Credit |
| AUTI 121 Brake Systems | 3 | AUTI 111 | Qualifies for Technical Honors Diploma Priority Dual Credit |
DOE Course
7213/7205/5698
Recommended Grade Level
12
Required Prerequisite
Principles of Engineering
High School Credits
- 2 semester course
- 2 semesters required
- 7213 Principles of Automotive Service (2 credits)
- 7205 Brake Systems (2 credits)
- 5698 Engineering Design and Development (2 credits)
Qualifies as quantitative reasoning courses