ETC Student Handbook 2020
The student handbook for the ETC students who entered into the program in August 2020.
Over half of all students will have careers that do not yet exist.
The goal of Team STEAMineer is to teach 21st Century Skills through game design by using maker centered education. Through this goal, we hope to equip students with the skills necessary to adapt to a dynamic and variable future. We will be partnering with the Two Bit Circus Foundation as a subject matter expert. Two Bit Circus Foundation effectively provides materials that allow for open-ended design by participants. As a team, we hope to integrate technology into the design process to continue to support diverse outcomes. Learning through making is more accessible because it engages multiple senses, appeals to audiences with different interests, and gives agency to students.
Project Instructors: Dave Culyba, Scott Stevens
Project Team: Yifan (Gloria) Deng, Marissa Doerger, Mong-Yah (Max) Hsieh, Xinyu (Mimi) Wang, Pe-Yi (Isabel) Yi, Yingran (Mia) Zhang
The student handbook for the ETC students who entered into the program in August 2020.
Survey Results of the summer internships of the ETC class who are expected to meet degree requirements in 2021
Post graduation survey results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in December 2018 and May 2019.
Survey results of the summer internships of the ETC class who will meet degree requirements in 2020.
The student handbook for the ETC students who entered in the program in August of 2019.
Post graduation survey Results of ETC students who completed degree requirements in December 2017 and May 2018.
Survey results of the summer internships of the ETC class who will meet degree requirements in 2019
Student Handbook for the ETC class that started in August of 2018
Post Graduation survey results from ETC students who completed degree requirements during the December 2016, May 2017 and August 2017 semesters.
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