Each team has a faculty mentor who helps guide the project.

Projects might require a multi-disciplinary team ranging from computer science to civil engineering, or they might be more focused on a specific skill-set. Students are then assigned to a team of four or five who work on a selected project. These projects are proposed early in the first semester, and the most feasible projects are selected for the program. In the summer before the course begins, students research a potential engineering project designed to serve others. Servant engineering is a two-semester course sequence typically taken in the student’s junior year. Final enrollment is contingent on approval from the College of Engineering. Every project will be an opportunity to use the gifts that God has given us to serve others. In both semesters, teams meet weekly with their faculty mentors and work through problem definition, specification development and conceptual development, with the goal of selecting a specific design for detailed design-and-build.

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