The program offers a unique blend of advanced STEM education with entrepreneurial training and public presentation skills development, culminating in a 'Shark Tank'-style prototype presentation.
The NYU Tandon ieSoSC (Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and the Science of Smart Cities) program is a tuition-free, five-week summer program for high school students. It focuses on advancing technology and engineering skills through design and prototyping, built around real-world smart city applications and research. Students engage in hands-on activities, learning coding, microcontrollers, circuit deployment, and sensor integration. The curriculum also delves into entrepreneurial aspects such as product development, project management, economics, finance, patents, copyrights, and pitching skills. Participants work in teams to ideate, design, and build prototypes of smart city solutions, culminating in a public presentation to industry professionals, professors, and the general public in a “Shark Tank”-style environment. The program aims to accelerate students' interest in STEM skills, studies, research, and careers, while also developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills through workshops with theater artists.
Students attend classes taught by NYU faculty and graduate students from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, engaging in highly interactive and hands-on activities with materials, tools, and software to develop research, design, and engineering skills.
This program is ideal for NYC high school students (grades 8, 9, or 10) with a strong academic record and demonstrated interest in STEM and urban planning, who are passionate about addressing issues in urban areas.
Andries Hudde Magnet School of STEAM - 2500 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11210
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