Episode 13: EPICS Engineering Projects in Community Service at Purdue

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Coffee Break with Purdue Engineering

Purdue Office of Future Engineers

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Episode 13: EPICS Engineering Projects in Community Service at Purdue

Coffee Break with Purdue Engineering

37 minutes 59 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 13: EPICS Engineering Projects in Community Service at Purdue

Calvin and Bryan talk with Jorge Martinez about the popular EPICS community service program at Purdue. EPICS or Engineering Projects in Community Service is a program that pairs students with real world community projects and serves as a learning opportunity for engineering students to develop an array of professional skills while working with a community partner. - Video Content -- 0:00 Intro 0:53 Purdue Alum Fact 2:59 What is EPICS at Purdue? 5:53 How are students able to get involved in EPICS? 7:25 How do students gain professional skills from EPICS? 12:19 How can EPICS help students be more valuable to employers? 18:26 What resources and guidance is available for students in EPICS? 24:13 How long do EPICS projects take? 32:00 What are some of the tools available in the EPICS lab space? 36:20 What is the most unique EPICS project you've seen? -- Contact Information -- EPICS https://engineering.purdue.edu/EPICS epics@purdue.edu (765) 496-1068 Jorge Martinez, Assistant Director EPICS (765) 494-0629 martinezj@purdue.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Office of Future Engineers, College of Engineering at Purdue University Phone: (765) 494-3975 Email: future-engineers@purdue.edu purdue.edu/futureengineers Dudley Hall, Suite 1312 363 N. Grant Street West Lafayette, IN 47907 #purdueengineering #purdueengineeringpodcast #purdueuniversityengineeringpodcast#purdueepics #epicsatpurdue