The program offers a free, immersive, residential experience on the Georgia Tech campus, providing direct engagement with cutting-edge technology and mentorship from engineering professionals.
The Georgia Tech Summer Engineering Institute (SEI) is a one-week residential program designed for rising 11th and 12th-grade students interested in engineering, science, math, or technology. Participants will engage in hands-on experiments and interactive workshops, gaining practical experience in various engineering disciplines. The program includes guided tours of Georgia Tech's state-of-the-art campus and labs, offering direct exposure to cutting-edge technology. Students will also receive valuable insights into the Georgia Tech admissions process, meet and interact with professors, students, and staff, and participate in team-building activities. The experience aims to foster curiosity, strengthen problem-solving skills, and ignite a lasting interest in engineering and technology as potential career paths. Students will work on design challenges, such as building and testing robotic boats, and learn specific skills like working with Arduino. The program also includes interactive field trips and mentorship from engineering professionals.
A typical day involves hands-on experiments, interactive workshops, guided tours of campus labs, and insights into the Georgia Tech admissions process.
This program is ideal for rising 11th and 12th graders who are curious about engineering or firmly planning their future in the field and are residents of Georgia.
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