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High Value Manufacturing

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Texas A&M University College of Engineering

2017 Cohort

Following table provides the descriptive summary of 2017 cohort including their school district, gender, and a brief description of their E3 project topics.

Participant School  District Gender TAMU E3 Program Project
1 South San Antonio High School South San Antonio ISD Male Changes in physical properties of 3D printed metal parts using selective laser melting

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McNeil High School Round Rock ISD Male Evaluate and analyze different mill-cut patterns for surface roughness
3 Harmony Public Schools – Austin Harmony Female Manufacturing best surface finish using different micro machining strategies
4 St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School – Austin Catholic Diocese of Austin Female Binder jetting additive manufacturing of
“high performance” ceramics
5 Bryan Collegiate High School Bryan ISD Female Robotics and automation in electroless plating

 

Program Assessment for Cohort 2017:

Following graph show improvement in different sections of T-STEM for all participants for Cohort 2017:

Improvement in T-STEM scores for participants in Cohort 2017

(Improvement in T-STEM scores for participants in Cohort 2017)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As shown in above figure, in 2017, the E3 program contributed in improving teachers’ efficacy across all seven measures.

 

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