Multidisciplinary student teams unveiled their design solutions to industry challenges.

MSE fourth-year students were part of the teams that unveiled their design solutions to industry challenges at this year’s Multidisciplinary Design Projects (MCP) Showcase on April 4, 2019.

Since the launch of Multidisciplinary Design Projects in 2013, more than 550 students have benefited from the experiential and collaborative learning that the immersive design course fosters, resulting in over 120 completed projects for 64 clients.

Students are challenged to leverage their diverse engineering backgrounds to generate novel designs that address complex challenges.

Very innovative projects at this year’s final showcase!

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Fourth-year students Flavia Ng (CivE), Sayuri Guruge (MSE), Tayyeb Zarabi (MechE) and Jonathan Jeyarajah (MechE) designed a flooring solution to reduce exposure to contaminated soil found in the households of Indigenous communities in Guatamala. (Photo credit: Liz Do)
Ariel Seebarran (Year 4 MSE), second from left, wears the early prototype of his team’s redesigned lower-body space suit. (Photo Credit: Liz Do)
Ariel Seebarran (Year 4 MSE), second from left, wears the early prototype of his team’s redesigned lower-body space suit. (Photo Credit: Liz Do)