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2024-2025 Post-Course Survey
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What the students say about their experience
"...challenges and learning..."

“Overall, the project was a mix of challenges and learning experiences. Even though it was sometimes hard to stay on track and figure things out, I still learned a lot and gained new skills. Working on the rocket helped me understand how much thinking, planning, and teamwork goes into engineering projects. It also showed me that STEM isn’t just about being smart, it’s about problem solving, being creative, and not giving up when things don’t work right away. This project made me more interested in engineering and gave me a better idea of what it’s like to work in a STEM field.”

"...pursuing a career in aerospace..."

“This project was a valuable experience in applied STEM. It gave me insight into engineering processes and reinforced my interest in pursuing a career in aerospace or mechanical engineering. The teamwork and problem solving involved also helped me develop soft skills I’ll use in college and beyond. This rocket design helped us think mentally through problem solving skills.”

"...my future with STEM. "

“Overall I did have a fun time in my class learning new skills about 3D printing, building rockets, and coding. I got to build a rocket which not many people say then did. It was amazing watching my hard work and creation soar through the sky into the clouds. I do believe this program can do great in my future career as a computer scientist. I look forward to incorporating what I have learned in my future with STEM.”

"...go high into the sky..."

“To whom it may concern if this is made public: Aerospace Engineering is an experience comparative to that of a sport. Even if you only get to launch about four rockets in a year, you’ll gain priceless knowledge in CAD, sportsmanship, and building your work ethic,. the rocket’s roar is definitely one to look forward to when building your rocket. There will be hiccups in your building process, it is worth it to see your creation come to life and go high into the sky, beyond the reach of many.”

North Shore Senior HIgh School Student
and/or
2025 SystemsGo participant

SystemsGo is a proven innovative, project-based, high school aerospace engineering curriculum that incorporates STEM, the industry R&D Loop, Socratic questioning, ROCKETRY and a culminating launch event to develop skills in critical/creative thinking, teamwork, problem-solving, perseverance, communication and leadership. With a mission to enhance education for better workforce development and to ignite tomorrow’s innovators, SystemsGo encourages students to pursue careers in the engineering industries.

wsmrStudents at the highest level develop hybrid rockets capable of launching scientific payloads to 50,000 feet at White Sands Missile Range.

The program is now used in high schools in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Abu Dhabi UAE. Graduates work in leadership positions at NASA, SpaceX, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and other prestigious industries and schools across the country.

For SystemsGo students, it really is rocket science!

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It IS Rocket Science
Read the feature story on SystemsGo that appeared in Texas Co-Op Power Magazine

 

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