53-605 ETC Interdisciplinary Project I

36 units, Carnegie Mellon University

During the fall, ETC students have the opportunity to earn academic credit working on projects at ETC-Pittsburgh in an environment and experience that is structured to be like a professional internship. The spring project course provides students with the educational experience of working on a project in a professional environment with interdisciplinary teams made up of other students as well as interns and staff, working together to create artifacts under faculty supervision. An artifact may be a web site, a piece of software, a piece of hardware, a design document, or a number of other things. Artifacts are typically intended to be prototypes, not production models. Each project team must design what they are going to create, the mechanisms by which they will create it, and then actually create it.

Prerequisites: 53-831 (min B) and 53-711 (min B) and 53-608 (min B) and 53-700 (min B)

Offered: Spring 2026

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