Who Should Apply?
How to Apply?
 and Science Teachers Engineering
Math
Education Workshop application process:
1. Download and complete the online
application form.
2. Obtain a letter of recommendation
from your school district.
3. Submit statement on teaching
philosophy
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Math and Science Teachers that are
recommended by independent
school districts
Intend to stay the two day
workshop
Intend to organize science fair in
their respective schools during Fall
2014and /Spring 2015.
Additional Info
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Math and Science Teachers must arrange their
own transportation.
Acceptance of applicant into the workshop
assumes full attendance of math and science
teachers at the Engineering Education
Workshop.
Math and Science teachers’ Workshop will last
two days, and each teacher will be paid a
stipend of $800.00 to attend the workshop.
The workshop for math and science teachers
will include the following topics:
(i) the engineering profession,
(ii) applications of algebra in Engineering,
(iii) applications of geometry in engineering,
(iv) applications of calculus in engineering,
(v) MATLAB software demonstrations with
engineering applications,
(vi) Laboratory experiments to give insight in
applications of algebra, geometry and calculus
in Engineering, and
(vii) Use at technology in engaging student
learning technology to engage their students.
For registration forms please contact:
Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Dr. John H. Fuller PI
Dr. Warsame. H. Ali CO-PI
Department
Of Electrical and
Computer
Engineering
Math and Science
Teachers
Engineering
Education
Workshop
(MSTEEW)
MSTEEW
Phone: 936.261.9923
936.261.9910
Email: jhfuller@pvamu.edu
Whali@pvamu.edu
Program Dates
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Application Deadline July 15, 2014
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Program Duration July 30-31, 2014
Math and Science Teachers Engineering
Education Workshop is funded by
DOE/NNSA MSIPP Consortium
Prairie View A&M University
A MEMBER OF THE TEXA S A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
What about Engineering?
The objective of the Electrical and
Computer Engineering Department is to
prepare students for a
successful
professional career in electrical or computer
engineering.
The curriculum is structured to provide each
student with a sound background in the
basic and engineering sciences and a
thorough
foundation
in
Electrical
Engineering for the analysis and design of
electrical and electronic circuits and
systems.
Have you ever wondered who created that
spine-tingling ride you love so much at the
amusement park? Have you ever thought
about why today’s cars are more fuel-efficient
and cause less pollution? Or who came up
with instant messaging? The answer is
Engineers. Whether it’s cell phones, digital
cameras, DVDs, or facial recognition devices
that can pick out a terrorist in a crowded
football stadium, engineers are behind almost
all of today’s exciting technology. Every
year, nearly 100,000 new college students
enroll in engineering programs.
Program Highlights
MSTEEW
- Engineering Go For It!
The curriculum provides courses necessary
for technical competencies as well as
courses and seminars on professional ethics
and the responsibilities of the Engineer. The
program is offered with four areas of
emphasis
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Computer Engineering
Communications
and
Processing
Microelectronics and
Power Control; Systems
Signal
What is Electrical
Engineering?
If you can switch it on, chances are that an
Electrical Engineer had something to do with
it. Electrical Engineers are the movers and
shakers of the energy world, where they
convert energy from natural sources and
move it to homes, factories, and businesses.
Electrical Engineers also move information
from place to place by television, satellite
transmissions, and cell phones.
What is Computer
Engineering?
Prairie View A&M
University
DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRICAL AND
COMPUTER
ENGINEERING
Computer Engineers deal with all aspects of
computer
systems
including
design,
construction, and operation. Consequently,
computer engineers can specialize in digital
systems, operating systems, computer
networks, software, and hardware. Since
these logic devices are in everything – cars,
toasters, telephones – computer engineers are
rarely at a loss for work. Also computer
engineers work within other engineering subdisciplines.
This is a two day workshop for math and
science teachers. Math and science teachers
admitted to the workshop will be presented
with information that will help them to
understand Engineering, and applications of
Mathematics in Engineering that the teachers
can use in their classrooms to excite students
interest in engineering.
MSTEE Workshop
The mission of the MSTEE Workshop is to
provide the teachers with resources that the
can be used in their classrooms to excite
students interest in engineering. The workshop
includes: (i) real hands-on experiments using
Infintiy tool kit, Lego robots and sensor
technology experiments (ii) application of
Algebra and Trigonometry, and Calculus I in
Engineering. They will also serve as an
important link in recruiting student to pursue
Engineering, Mathematics, Science, and
Technology.