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Senior Design Showcase
April 18, 2025

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.
The Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering's senior students explain their senior design projects at the 2022 E-Day celebration. April 22, 2022
E-Days draws visitors from the community and industry, as well prospective students interested in exploring engineering.
The Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering's senior students explain their senior design projects at the 2022 E-Day celebration. April 22, 2022
Interact with our students and view a variety of engineering projects in-person at the Lory Student Center and Plaza.

2024 Projects by major

Sponsors

We’re excited to offer sponsorship opportunities! Your generous support helps our students concentrate on their wonderful projects and promote great engineering and science!

Contact us today!

If you are interested in sponsoring Engineering Days 2025, contact Robyn Goldy at (970) 491-3240 or robyn.goldy@colostate.edu.

E-Days 2023 gallery

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