MechE students learn by doing, experiencing a level of understanding that only occurs through creation.
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Our education here doesn’t make a distinction between people who are good at theory and people who are good with their hands, because at MIT, you need to be good at both.
MIT students taking class 2.680: Unmanned Marine Vehicle Autonomy, Sensing and Communications aim to deepen our understanding of the world's oceans by developing artificial intelligence for use on autonomous marine vehicles. Their software is put to the ultimate test while running missions of the Charles River.
Twelve MechE grad students, including Rachael Rosco participated in the new joint student research program created by MIT Lincoln Laboratory and the National Strategic Research Institute designated by the DOD.
The future of the engineering field is as limitless as the imaginations of its practitioners, MechE grad students show.
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