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The engineering students at Colorado State University hold an annual Engineering Days celebration, “E-Days,” to showcase undergraduate senior design projects.
Friday, April 18, 2025
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
![The Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering's senior students explain their senior design projects at the 2022 E-Day celebration. April 22, 2022](https://www.engr.colostate.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/colorado-state-university_52021617227_o-768x512.jpg)
E-Days draws visitors from the community and industry, as well prospective students interested in exploring engineering.
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Interact with our students and view a variety of engineering projects in-person at the Lory Student Center and Plaza.
Sponsors
Engineering Days 2023 was sponsored by the Engineering College Council, ASCSU, Coca-Cola, and Ditesco.
For information about how you or your company can support Senior Design, or sponsor Engineering Days, contact Mary Jarchow.
E-Days 2023 was a huge success!
The campus and Fort Collins communities turned out in droves for E-days! It was a warm and sunny day, with students available both on the Plaza and the Ballroom to discuss their projects. Below is just a small sample of the excitement, including a list of our award winners!
Video and captions feature both English and Spanish.
Photos by Taryn Bradley, Mechanical Engineering
Award winners
Biomedical Engineering
- 1st – NOMAD (Neonatal Oxygen Measurement and Adjustment Device)
- 2nd – Project Pitter-Patter
- 3rd – Mechanical and Electrical Learning Model of Pupillary Light Response
Chemical and Biological Engineering
- 1st – Open Insulin
- 2nd – The Upscale Process for the Metakaryotic Cell Line
- 3rd – Sublingual Epinephrine
Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 1st – Wild West Water Supply, Front Range Reservoir Pumped Storage
- 2nd – Mountain Water Revolutions, Total Phosphorous Removal: CMCMC Wastewater Treatment Plant
- 3rd – Horsetooth Hydraulics, Larimer County Canal Flume and Sediment Trap Design
Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 1st – Machine Learning For Cybersecurity in Vehicles
- 2nd – RamBOTs
- 3rd – Canine Exoskeleton
Mechanical Engineering
- 1st – CSU Rocket – Payload
- 2nd – CSU Rocket – Propulsion
- 3rd – Telescope Balancing System
Mechanical Engineering Research Practicum
- 1st – Blake Hill
- 2nd – Evan Ronzone
- 3rd – Clint Middlemist