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At the end of a fun-filled and interactive 
week, you’ll know a lot more about 
engineering and will receive a certificate 
of completion. 
Curtin University is Western Australia’s 
largest and most multicultural university.  
Ranked in the top two per cent of 
universities worldwide*, and in the top 
ten most international universities in  
the world∆, Curtin welcomes a diversity  
of nationalities, cultures and ideas.  
It is the only Australian university to 
offer an Indian summer school program 
in engineering for high school students 
in India. 
* Academic Ranking of World Universities 2015 
∆ Times Higher Education World University  
Rankings 2015
Would you like to learn 
more about engineering 
and get a taste of studying 
abroad at the same time? 
Curtin University is offering 
an exclusive one-week 
engineering summer school 
at Curtin’s main campus in 
Perth, Western Australia.
The summer school offers you a unique 
opportunity to sample engineering at 
an Australian university that will enrich 
your student experience. You’ll engage 
in engineering outreach activities, be 
exposed to different fields of engineering 
and take part in site visits. 
Perth 10th to 16th July 2016
EnginEEring   
SummEr School
engineering.curtin.edu.aumake tomorrow better.
EnginEEring  
dEgrEEs at Curtin
curtin’s four-year Bachelor  
of Engineering honours degree 
teaches students the knowledge 
and practical skills they need to 
build a successful and rewarding 
career in engineering. it offers 
a wide variety of engineering 
majors, industry work experience, 
high-tech learning spaces and 
a solid foundation in modern 
engineering concepts. The 
Bachelor of Engineering is  
ranked in the top 100 in the  
world for chemical engineering 
and top 150 in the world for 
electrical engineering†.
† QS World University Rankings  
by Subject 2015 
5 star grEEn rating
The curtin engineering pavilion has 
received a 5 star green star rating, 
based on its innovative design and 
technologies, which have also been 
developed as hands-on learning tools  
for curtin’s engineering students. 
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Engineering your future
Students in Year 11 and 12
While you are learning about  
engineering at Curtin, you will be  
given the opportunity to take part in  
a number of hands-on engineering 
project sessions. These will cover:
Engineering in radio Astronomy
You’ll be introduced to the advance field 
of cosmology and radio astronomy and 
will meet up with key scientists and 
engineers who are involved in designing 
advanced scientific instruments to 
understand how our universe came 
about. You’ll see the key electronics and 
communication instruments used in 
this field and have the opportunity to 
do some radio observation and solar 
observation activities. You will also be 
introduced to the Square Kilometre  
Array project. 
Power and renewable energy
After a lecture on renewable energy 
resources you’ll be introduced to 
renewable energy technologies such 
as hydrogen fuel cell technology and 
hybrid renewable energy systems. 
You will see how hydrogen is used to 
generate electricity using fuel cells and 
use industrial solar panels to generate 
electricity, helping you to understand 
key engineering considerations when 
developing renewable power generation 
systems. You will also have the chance 
to visit our state of the art green electric 
park (GEEP). By the end of this activity, 
you’ll know how to measure the key 
parameters such as voltage and current 
from solar panels while powering a load.
Electronics
In this activity, you’ll learn electronics 
component recognition and basic 
electronics. You will solder electronic 
components on printed circuit 
boards and test the devices you have 
constructed. This activity opens up 
your mind to the field of electronics and 
communication and will allow you to 
expand further to more complex circuits. 
A taste of programming
A brief introduction to programming, 
which teaches you Java programming 
language with the aid of the Judo 
environment. Starting with a basic 
program, you will work your way up from 
animating a stick figure to building a 
fully working game of Pong (tennis from 
a top-down view). You will also be guided 
through live demos to give you a look 
at your future as a student computer 
engineer. You’ll generate photorealistic 
3D scenes using a camera that tracks 
you around the room, and practice 
rotoscoping lightsabers in real-time while 
you ‘battle’ against each other. By the 
end of the activity you’ll be able to write 
your own programs. 
To register, contact: info@konnectkonsultants.com
Note: Program places are limited.
register now for the 2016  
Engineering Summer School!
gEEp
The green Electric Energy Park 
(gEEP) is a laboratory that can allows 
researchers to conduct advanced 
experiments on various types of 
renewable energy sources such as 
solar, wind and hydro; distributed 
generation using hydrogen fuel 
cells; battery energy storage-based 
microgrids; hybrid power systems; 
power converters; and energy storage. 
did you know? 
curtin is the only WA university part 
of the conceive – Design – implement 
– operate (cDio) initiative. cDio is a 
new engineering education structure, 
developed through worldwide 
collaboration, which strives to teach 
students the vital skills they need 
to meet real-life demands in the 
engineering industry.
Cira
curtin institute of radio Astronomy 
(cirA) focuses on scientific and 
technological advances in the field, 
and is involved in the Square Kilometre 
Array and the murchison Widefield 
Array, as well as the investigation 
of active galactic nuclei and radio 
galaxies, transient radio phenomena 
and pulsars.
Program outline
about perth
As the thriving capital of Western 
Australia, Perth is a safe, prosperous 
and cosmopolitan city set against 
the stunning backdrop of the Indian 
Ocean. Perth’s close proximity to Asia 
and international airport make Curtin 
University the perfect place to study.
monday
All day
Social/cultural Day
Discover Perth through a range of cultural 
activities.
Tuesday
9.30am–9.45am
registration
9.45am–10.30am
Welcome  
Engineering Problem Solving lecture  
How do engineers think about problems?
10.30am–10.45am – morning tea
10.45am–12.30pm
Engineers Without Borders  
Floating Platform Activity. Put your new 
problem solving skills to the test in a 
developing country.
12.30pm–1.00pm – lunch
1.00pm–3.00pm
renewable Energy Workshop  
Wind Power and Hydrogen Fuels cell 
technology is explored and explained.
3.00pm–3.30pm – Afternoon tea
3.30pm–5.00pm
cybersecurity Activity  
Hack Hack Hack - break the codes, break the 
firewalls, get the files and get out!
Wednesday
9.30am–10.30am
Snow and Slime 
Chemical Engineering Activity. Enter the lab, grab 
your PPE, and learn some basics of ChemEng.
10.30am–10.45am – morning tea
9.30am–10.30am
materials Testing 
Just as the first year student engineers do – go 
into a lab and see how materials are tested for 
strength and reliability.
12.30pm–1.00pm – lunch
1.00pm–3.00pm
curtin institute of radio Astronomy  
Visit the Institute, hear from the researchers and  
find the temperature on the sun with a DIY kit.
3.00pm–3.30pm – Afternoon tea
3.30pm–5.00pm
circuit Building Workshop  
Build your own electronic kit to take home.
Thursday
9.30am–10.30am
lEAn lego manufacturing 
Designed to test your problem solving, your 
team work, your dexterity, and your friendships, 
this activity goes to the heart of engineering!
10.30am–10.45am – morning tea
10.30am–12.30am
lEAn lego manufacturing ... continued.
12.30pm–1.00pm – lunch
1.00pm–3.00pm
Sky’s The limit  
Aerodynamics and Propulsion. A rocketload of 
fun, but you'll have to be serious about your 
theory, your design and your safety. But at the 
end of the day – watch them fly!
3.00pm–3.30pm – Afternoon tea
3.30pm–5.00pm
Talk by senior academic staff
Friday
All day
Social/cultural Day
Discover Perth through a range of cultural 
activities.
cost 
The cost of the 2016 Engineering 
Summer School is AUD$2,500 per 
person. This includes the program 
fee, campus accommodation, site 
visits and study materials. 
Sample timetable 
Perth 10th to 16th July 2016