Capstone design

Participation in Capstone Design Projects synthesizes theory learned in class, lab work, and real-world experience from co-op programs.

Students are able to create design projects in areas that interest them. Capstone Design projects often lead to the creation of a marketable product and entrepreneurial opportunities for the graduating students.

Students own the ideas and devices they create for the design competition and there are several pitch competitions that follow the Capstone Design Event, acting as a platform for students to compete for funding to commercialize their devices. Some projects are developed in collaboration with industry partners or community organizations. This allows students to address real-life challenges and potentially contribute to positive change in the world.

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Thursday, March 21, 2024

Capstone Symposium 2024 Winners

Congratulations to the winning Capstone teams!!!

Congratulations to A5 - Exquisite Engineers - Joeseph Jiang, Julia Jean, Sarena Zhang, and Hannah Gao - on winning the MTE Capstone Design Symposium Award valued at $1000. Their project is a proposed building on the main Waterloo campus (Engineering 8) for the Architecture and Architectural Engineering programs.

Congratulations also to the top teams in each program for winning the Sustainable Development Award. Each team was awarded $500.

ENVE/GEOE Winners - Floatovoltaic Pioneers - Antonia Crass, Kiridan Munro, Frances Hallen, Kathleen Devenny

AE Winners - DesignED Studios - Ashley Juraschka, Gina Shivani Singh, Joanna Rywak, Ralph Snabian

Civil Winners - Envolved Design - Naomie Cecyl Seh Abomo, Paige Ackerman, Garnet Zhao, Stanley Lee

We had 58 teams participating (19 AE, 12 ENVE, 3 GEO, 24 CIVE), 33 judges, and 7 @mte_consultants. Thank you to everyone who helped support this event & to those who stopped by!

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Capstone Symposium 2024 Recap

That's a wrap on the Civil and Environmental Engineering Capstone Symposium 2024!

We had 58 teams across 4 programs participating in the event and had lots of people stopping by to ask questions. Congratulations to the 4B students on finishing these projects after putting in so much hard work and dedication. Your efforts in your posters & presentations not go unnoticed and the CEE team wishes you all the best.

Thank you to everyone who supported this event - faculty, staff, students, industry partners, and MTE Consultants. We could not have done this without you!

As part of the Fourth Year Design Project and Capstone 2022, the team “Wastes to Treat Wastes Inc.” from Environmental Engineering received the ESTEN Foundation award by placing 1st in Canada, with an award value of $1,500.