Students from Electronics & Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering Technology programs at Camosun College will showcase their capstone projects to potential employers and the public.
Students from Electronics & Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering Technology programs showcase their capstone projects to potential employers and the public.
Graduating students from Electronics and Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering Technology programs will present their innovative new projects at the year-end Capstone Symposium, held at the Centre for Trades Education and Innovation at the Interurban campus from 10 am to 2 pm on Thursday, Dec. 15. On display are a variety of student-created projects that have either been developed in partnership with local businesses or through individual students' entrepreneurial inspiration
“I'm always amazed by the projects students come up with,” says program chair James van Oort. “Students get the opportunity to put their skills to the test and work on solutions to real problems. It's a great way for them to gain valuable, hands-on experience.”
More details and registration are available at capstone.camosun.ca
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Alisha Dsouza
Marketing and Communications StrategistCamosun College
James van Oort
Chair, Electrical Engineering Technology – Marine & IndustrialCamosun College