Need help of establishing school engineering club

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Establishing a high school engineering club focused on mechanical and electrical engineering requires a well-structured curriculum. Recommended resources include "Digital Fundamentals" and "Make: Electronics," which provide hands-on projects for students. Utilizing DIY projects from MAKE Magazine can engage members with immediate, tangible results. Advanced projects, like building a mini Segway, may require teacher assistance for complex mechanics and controls. A practical approach will enhance learning and interest in engineering disciplines.
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Hello.
I'm trying to make school engineering club, in high school, and I'm team leader.
We want to teach mechanical engineering&electrical engineering.
But I'm little confused because of setting curriculum of our club.
What books&What courses can be useful?
I'm thinking Digital Fundamentals/Electronics Fundamentals(floyd) and Make: Electronics, Arduino Cookbook will be helpful.
Any help that I receive will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Minseok
(Sorry for my low english level, I'm korean...)
 
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cheon7886 said:
Hello.
I'm trying to make school engineering club, in high school, and I'm team leader.
We want to teach mechanical engineering&electrical engineering.
But I'm little confused because of setting curriculum of our club.
What books&What courses can be useful?
I'm thinking Digital Fundamentals/Electronics Fundamentals(floyd) and Make: Electronics, Arduino Cookbook will be helpful.
Any help that I receive will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Minseok
(Sorry for my low english level, I'm korean...)

Welcome to the PF. I think using the MAKE Magazine DIY projects as the initial basis for your club is a great idea. It gives folks immediate tangible results, instead of just being another class to sit through.
 
When I was in high school, we had a digital electronics club and we used simple TTL components to make ripple counters, clocks, and other neat little electronic widgets like that. You could also go more advanced and make a small balancing inverted pendulum (like a mini Segway), but that would a bit of help from a teacher to get the mechanics and controls down.
 
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