Capstone Senior Design Expo
Celebrating engineering innovation, creativity, and collaboration.
April 22, 2026
10 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Join us for this inaugural event!
The School of Engineering proudly presents its inaugural multidisciplinary Capstone Senior Design Expo, bringing together senior design teams from all engineering departments for a unified, schoolwide showcase.
Students across disciplines will present their capstone projects side-by-side—highlighting innovative solutions to real-world challenges, hands-on design experiences, and the power of interdisciplinary collaboration. The Expo will also feature engineering student organizations and welcome visiting high-school students for a full day of discovery, exploration, and inspiration.
About the Expo
What Is the Senior Design Capstone Expo?
The Capstone Senior Design Expo is the culmination of students’ undergraduate engineering experiences. Through year-long design projects, students apply technical knowledge, teamwork, project management, and communication skills to address complex engineering problems.
This inaugural multidisciplinary format reflects the evolving nature of engineering practice—where solutions increasingly emerge at the intersection of disciplines.
What to Expect
- Senior design poster sessions and project demonstrations
- Projects organized by thematic areas rather than departments
- Participation from engineering student organizations
- Engagement with industry judges, faculty, alumni, and community partners
- Outreach activities for visiting high-school students
- Awards recognizing excellence in design, innovation, and impact
Who Should Attend
- Students—Celebrate your work, learn from peers, and build professional connections
- Faculty and Staff—Engage with student innovation and interdisciplinary design
- Industry and Alumni Judges—Evaluate projects and connect with emerging talent
- High-School Students and Educators—Explore engineering pathways and hands-on projects
- Community Partners and Guests—Experience the future of engineering firsthand
By the Numbers
project themes
student projects
senior engineering students
anticipated attendees