Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2014
Abstract
The robotics in bioengineering group has conducted research on the effects of hands-on demonstrations on students' interest in engineering disciplines. Data has been collected over a two year period utilizing pre- and post-demonstration surveys in order to gauge the change in interest because of demonstrations. Projects that were used in order to test the hypothesis include an eye-controlled PowerPoint, slot cars that are driven by flexing the user's biceps, as well as the mind bot project which uses brain waves in order to drive a Lego car. The demonstrations seem to have an effect on the students' interest in the field that the demonstrations are presented.
Recommended Citation
Benza, D.; Cobb, A.; Haire, H.; Cole, S.; Tingen, M.; Dean, D.; and Kwartowitz, D., "Robotics in bioengineering" (2014). Focus on Creative Inquiry. 49.
https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/foci/49