Department of Mechanical Engineering
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
MECH 202: Engineering Design II is a sophomore-level mechanical engineering course at Colorado State University. During this course, students complete a semester-long project teaching them teamwork, ideation, decision-making, and project-planning skills.
Each semester, MECH 202 hosts a competition open and free to the public showcasing students’ hard work and ingenuity. Join us and experience the MECH 202 competition this semester!
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The Spring 2025 MECH 202 event is set and going to be bigger than ever! Join us in the LSC Theater to see whose robot will reign supreme.
Lory Student Center Theater
1101 Center Ave Mall
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Are you a business wanting to host a MECH 202 livestream party? Download our livestream kit here.
In a single-elimination, tournament-style competition, students and their “robo-cars” will faced off in two-minute, two-on-two soccer games.
Congratulations to team Bats and Laughs who took home the RoboRam Cup trophy!
The Fall 2023 MECH 202 course culminated with the class competition Doll’d Up Nautical Knockdown: Where Fashion Meets Splashin’ featuring battle boats, dolls, and a swimming pool in the atrium of the Scott building. Read more here.
Over the course of the fall semester, more than 20 teams of mechanical engineering students conceptualized, designed, and constructed boats capable of 1) comfortably seating two competition-regulated dolls and 2) sinking or gaining control of their opponent’s vessel.
