Fabricate an airfoil and test it in the college wind tunnel. Plot data. Program our flight sim to use the data from your custom wing. Test fly your experimental airplane. That’s the exercise. This is all in addition to reading … Continue reading Flight Simulation for Aeronautical Engineering
This is part five of a series on Assistive Technology (AT) tools anyone can use directly on their devices—no extra download required. In case you missed it, the last post was Assistive Technology (AT) Tools: Text-to-speech on desktops and laptops. Many platforms … Continue reading Assistive Technology (AT) Tools: Text-to-speech on mobile
Kohlberg Hall will be undergoing building renovations during the summer of 2025 resulting in the temporary closure of the Language Center beginning May 26th. We expect to reopen for summer hours in the middle of August. Please consult the Dash for … Continue reading Language Center Access Limited Over the Summer
When it comes to picking a GPT model, it’s not very clear-cut which model you should use. The naming conventions of the models is pretty confusing to new users. Here is a cheat sheet describing how ChatGPT names its models, … Continue reading Demystifying the names of the ChatGPT models
The College maintains two quadcopter drones that are available for faculty and staff to coordinate with ITS to use for College projects. Both are DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise quadcopters. One of them is better for straight imagery and mapping operations … Continue reading Recent Drone Flight Photos
By visiting contributor Traci Huppman Attending the Weingarten Disability Symposium was an insightful experience, filled with thought-provoking discussions and powerful takeaways. Among the many ideas shared, I made note of several books and a speaker that may inform our work … Continue reading Insights and Inspiration from the Weingarten Disability Symposium: Must-Read Books and Powerful Speakers
