Summary
Epic Engineering presents groundbreaking innovation in a multi-media show in QPAC’s Concert Hall, featuring inspiring projects that made the impossible possible! From space exploration to deep oceans, the subatomic to monumental mega-structures, delve into the engineering feats that are shaping tomorrow’s world.
Epic Engineering uncovers the technological challenges, creative problem-solving and collaborative efforts that drive these extraordinary projects, revealing the bold ideas and teamwork behind achieving the seemingly impossible.
Hosted by Angharad “Rad” Yeo (ABC’s Good Game Spawn Point), students will uncover the engineering marvels that have amazed the world and demonstrated the incredible possibilities of engineering.
FEATURING
Angharad Yeo
Angharad Yeo
Angharad 'Rad' Yeo is an award-winning television and radio presenter, MC, and critic. Her deep passion for technology, science, arts, and culture puts her in a unique position to dissect...
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This program explore Design and Technologies (Grades 7 – 9) and Science as a Human Endeavour (Years 7 – 9).
Curriculum Code links by year level
- Years 7/8: AC9TDE8K02, AC9TDE8K03, AC9TDE8K06, AC9S7H01, AC9S8H01
- Years 9: AC9S9H02,
School Information
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Image credit: Snowy 2.0. Snowy Hydro Limited.
Extra Resources
This unit engages students in an exploration of Epic Engineering through examining Queensland’s engineering marvels and the impacts they have on our lives. Students then explore the forces that act on structures and how simple machines make life easier.
Stimulate investigation into energy transfers, transformations and sustainable energy engineering using a Queensland Museum collection object – the Supernova solar-powered four rider bicycle.
Moving something across town, over the river, up the mountain or across the valley takes some thought. Build a structure to help move something light or heavy between two parts of the landscape.
Cost
$10 per student
Age Recommendation
Grades 7-9Session Times
Session Times
Epic Engineering (grades 7-9)
26 March 2025
60 mins 10:00am
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