The University of Dayton Design and Manufacturing Clinic provides upperlevel engineering students with opportunities to trade their textbooks for experiential learning — solving actual engineering problems that are presented by business and industry.

Students work in teams to complete projects that span over a 15-week semester, or are assigned as single assignments within a design course. Student teams complete projects independently and are monitored by faculty and industry mentors.

Typical projects include:

• product design or redesign,
• manufacturing equipment and design,
• test equipment design,
• manufacturing task simulations,
• ergonomic evaluations, and
• proto-type cost/marketing evaluations.

For more information, visit the Design and Manufacturing Web site.