Program Overview
Brewer High School offers a dynamic STEM/Engineering pathway, beginning with Principles of Applied Engineering and progressing through Robotics I, Robotics II, and culminating in the Scientific Research and Design Capstone Course. Students engage in hands-on, project-based learning while collaborating with professionals from Texas Christian University (TCU), Lockheed Martin, and other industry experts.
Through creative engineering challenges—like building balloon-powered cars, programming autonomous vehicles, and designing robotic arms—students transform their ideas into reality. This program is an invitation to explore, invent, and shape the future with hands-on innovation.
It’s not just about learning—it’s about creating something amazing.
Skills Needed & Taught
Students develop critical engineering skills such as:
- Technical communication (graphics, modeling, presentations)
- Problem-solving and teamwork through design-based challenges
- Robotic system prototyping, coding, and circuit design
- Automation fundamentals
- Project management and leadership in real-world engineering problems
Industry-Based Certification
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The curriculum is aligned with industry standards, ensuring students gain real-world experience and knowledge applicable to engineering careers. Collaboration with TCU, Lockheed Martin, and other industry partners provides exposure to cutting-edge technology and best practices, setting students up for professional certifications in engineering and robotics.
Entry-Level Careers
- Mechanical and electrical engineering fields
- Robotics and automation technology
- Programming and hardware design
- Engineering research and development These foundational experiences prepare students for further studies or immediate employment in STEM-related industries.
