TAMIU Dustytron NASA Robotics Team

TAMIU DustyTRON participated in the MSEIP Summer Workshops. The third workshop was a math program that helped students create connections between mathematics and science, enabling them to succeed in freshman science and engineering classes. The principal topics covered in this workshop were Algebra and Trigonometry, Calculus I, Calculus II, and Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) through several intriguing techniques and exercises. The team discussed the NASA Artemis challenge and the STEM options available at TAMIU.

TAMIU DustyTRON participated in the MSEIP Summer Workshops this past July. The first workshop was about the Engineering program. The program's purpose was to improve education's interest in engineering as a prospective career, improve middle and high school students' critical thinking skills, and assist the students in preparing for college-level studies through age-appropriate training in physics, mathematics, and engineering principles. The team introduced the participants to the NASA Lunabotics - Artemis mission and challenges and to the STEM field.

Thank you to everyone who came to the DustyTron booth today. We hope to see familiar faces in the near future!!

We would like to thank the Women's City Club for continuing their support of our future endeavors here at DustyTRON NASA Robotics Team. We appreciate all you have done for us and greatful to have you.