| The SAE Collegiate Design Series challenges students to take what
they've learned in the classroom and compete in a real-world setting. These students get to
go beyond textbook theory by designing, building and testing the performance of a real
vehicle. In doing so, they join other students in exciting and intense competitions. |
| Don't miss this opportunity to hear from top engineering students
regarding the development of this year's vehicles and the results of last year's
competition. Here's the lineup for our presentations. |
- Formula SAE, with a focus on Formula-type race vehicles. University of Minnesota - Twin
Cities, Minnesota State University - Mankato
- Mini Baja, with a focus on the off-road vehicle. University of Wisconsin - Stout,
University of St. Thomas
- Clean Snowmobile Challenge, with a focus on noise and emission control. Minnesota State
University – Mankato
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| SAE Collegiate Design Competition events are held throughout the
United States, although the teams are from universities throughout the world as well as
North America. |
| More than 25,000 engineering students have graduated with SAE
collegiate design experience and have benefited tremendously from their participation. |
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St. Thomas MiniBaja
in Competition |
U of MN FSAE car and crew
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UW - Stout MiniBaja takes a
jump during testing. |
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| Student Chapter Displays at Toro 2006 |
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| MN U - Mankato FSAE Team |
Univ. MN - Twin Cities FSAE Team |
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| MN U - Mankato Clean Snowmobile Team |
UW-Stout Mini Baja Team |
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St. Thomas University
Mini Baja Team |
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