Engineering Week Activities 2015 SynopsisSTEM B Course: Aviation Learning Journey with SKIES31 Aug 2015 to 2 Sep 2015 3 half days (9am to 1.30pm)No of vacancies: 10 students

Students are required to attend the STEM Engineering Week Opening Ceremony on 31 Aug 2015 (8.45am to 1.30pm) at HCI SRC Lecture Threatre. On 1 Sept 2015, you are able to see the Air Force Museum The exhibition area comprise mainly the outdoor gallery and eight indoor galleries on second level. The theme for the entire display is Men, Machines and Methods. It tells the story of an RSAF that is dynamic and forward looking, always at the frontier of technology, a First Class Air force. The museum aims to showcase the essence of these words through the proud display of our heritage. On 2 Sept 2015, you will also able to visit the Seletar Airport which operates as a general aviation airport, mainly for chartered flights and training purposes. Currently, the airport is open 24 hours a day, has a single runway with 27 aircraft stands, has 100 square meters of warehouse space and can handle 840 tons of freight per day. This historic landmark is being transformed into a leading-edge, world-class aerospace facility designed to meet Singapore and the regions burgeoning aerospace needs.STEM C Course Green Learning Journeys31 Aug 2015 to 2 Sep 2015 3 half days (9am to 1.30pm)No of vacancies: 5 students

Students are required to attend the STEM Engineering Week Opening Ceremony on 31 Aug 2015 (8.45am to 1.30pm) at HCI SRC Lecture Threatre. On 1 Sept and 2 Sept 2015The focus is Using Science to create a more sustainable environment and future. Students will be visiting 3 places, namely, Tuas Incineration plant, Oh Chin Huat Hydropnics farm and Lee Kong Chian Natural Museum. At Tuas incineration plant, students will explore and learn the works behind how Singapore uses technology to convert wastes into usable electrical energy to help power Singapore.At Oh Chin Huat, students will be able to understand the use of technology on creation of food that is both sustainable and productive.At Lee Kong Chian Natural Museum, students will embark on a Marine ecology workshop, where they will be introduced to the marine ecosystem, with emphasis on the coral reefs and mangroves of Singapore. There will also be opportunities to handle actual museum specimens such as the knobby sea star, cowrie, stingray, horseshoe crab, and nudibranch.STEM D Course 3D Printing Design Workshop(31 Aug 2015 - half day (9am to 1.30pm)1 Sep 2015 Full day (9am to 4pm) 2 Sep 2015 half day (9am to 1.30pm)No of vacancies: 10 students

Students are required to attend the STEM Engineering Week Opening Ceremony on 31 Aug 2015 (8.45am to 1.30pm) at HCI SRC Lecture Threatre. Have you ever wanted to make a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model? If you wanted to know more about 3D design and printing, this is the course you should bid for. Course Outline Overview of Ideas to Reality History of Making Introduction to 3D printing- different types of printers- printing technologies- different types of printing materials- how an object is printed - printing demonstration Current 3D Printing Applications Fundamentals of Designing for 3D Print Introduction to 3D Modelling Software - Design Challenge (Team Competition) Introduction to 3D Sculpting Software- Sculptris- show the different functions in Sculptris- demonstration on how to sculpt- students to start their own sculpture Source of 3D designs/models online- Thingiverse- Shapeways- Trimble Warehouse 3D Printing future trends