Electronics are not just on circuit boards anymore! Wearable tech provides new opportunities to find applications from health to fashion. Learn about textile and apparel manufacturing and electronic prototyping while creating your own piece of wearable technology.
Welcome to our inaugural fall course helping students to learn to code in Python!
Welcome to the MiniRACECAR Outreach Course! The MiniRACECAR Outreach Course is a simplified version of the full summer BeaverWorks RACECAR course, and covers concepts at a simplified level. We are excited to have you here, and hope you are excited . . .
The BWSI Python will equip students with the essential skills that are needed for those BWSI courses that leverage Python in their curricula. Only the 2024 Python course will count for credit for the 2024 summer program.
Welcome to the OpenBWSI version of Build a CubeSat course! This course is not open enrollment, students can only be added by BWSI staff. It is intended for by teams participating in the BWSI Build a CubeSat Challenge and as . . .
Beaver Works Summer Institute will offer teams of students, the opportunity to explore the broad spectrum of research in autonomy, learn to collaborate, and demonstrate fast, autonomous navigation in a Mini Grand Prix to Move… Explore… Learn…Race!
Computer Security Beaver Works Summer Institute’s four-week Computer Security course is a wide-ranging survey of computing systems, the threats they face, and the way those threats are addressed. Starting at vacuum tubes, students will get a whirlwind tour of everything . . .
The BWSI Version Control:Git and GitHub course provides students with an introduction to the motivation for version control and introduces the software tool GIT as a version control method. This course is required for multiple BWSIx courses including: Autonomous Air . . .
This course will introduce students to the process of game design with the application of Artificial Intelligence to game play. Very specifically, the course will focus on unconventional approaches to understand and address real world problems (e.g., designing a game . . .
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to remote sensing in disaster response. What is remote sensing? How does it overlap with disaster response and recovery? By completing this course, students will have an idea for whether they would . . .
Welcome to the Beaverwork Summer Institute (BWSI) Unamnned Aerial System Synthetic Aperture Radar (UAS-SAR) online course! We’re looking forward to helping you all learn about radar and its applications, specifically that of SAR. Please be sure to read the “Introduction” . . .