Current Design Competitions
- Aerospace Engineering
- AIAA
- SAE Aerodesign
- Architectural Engineering
- ASHRAE Senior design project competition
- Lifecycle Building Challenge
- Civil Engineering
- Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race
- Concrete canoe
- Steel bridge
- International Student Competition in Structural Optimization (ISCSO) http://brightoptimizer.com/
- Chemical Engineering
- SNC-Lavalin Plant Design Competition Award http://www.chemistry.ca/index.php?ci_id=2186&la_id=1
- Materials Science & Engineering
- ASM International Undergraduate Design Competition http://www.asminternational.org/portal/site/www/foundation/contests/
- Mechanical Engineering
- Baja SAE
- Basic Utility Vehicle
- Formula SAE
- SAE Supermileage
- SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge
- SAE Aerodesign
- Intercollegiate Solar/electric Boat Regatta Solar Splash
- Northern California Solar Regatta Solar Boat Design and Build Competition
- American Solar Challenge
- DOE Solar Decathlon
- ASABE 1/4 Scale Tractor Student Design Competition
- ASHRAE Senior design project competition
- Robotics
- AUVSI International Aerial Robotics Competition
- AUVSI Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition[http://www.igvc.org/
- AUVSI Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
- AUVSI Student UAV Competition
- AUVSI Autonomous Surface Vehicle
- FIRST Robotics
- MATE Underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle Competition
- NASA Lunabotics Mining Competition
- Darpa Urban Grand Challenge
- RoboCup Soccer
- Small Size
- Middle Size
- 4 legged
- Humanoid
- RoboCup Rescue
- Biomedical
- IEEE
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