Momentum offers an interdisciplinary approach to product development, allowing younger high school students to explore diverse pathways and ethical considerations of AI through hands-on projects in a university setting.
Wentworth Institute of Technology's Momentum program offers high school students entering 9th or 10th grade an exciting, hands-on summer experience exploring engineering and design principles through product development. The program provides a comprehensive introduction to product development, integrating concepts from computer science, business, and mechanical/electrical engineering. Students will engage in interactive exploration, hands-on projects, and lab work, gaining practical skills and exposure to various majors. The program emphasizes the creative processes that drive innovation and how technology can be leveraged for positive societal change. Participants will learn alongside Wentworth faculty and connect with like-minded peers in a collaborative and creative environment, preparing them to shape the future of product design and become problem-solvers in tomorrow's marketplace.
A typical day involves interactive exploration of computing pathways, hands-on projects, and lab work, with opportunities to engage with Wentworth faculty and like-minded peers.
This program is ideal for early high school students (rising 9th and 10th graders) who are curious about computing, interested in how technology can create positive change, and eager to explore various STEM disciplines in a collaborative environment.
Wentworth Institute of Technology, 550 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115
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