Engineering Solutions Event  Six students will design a solution to an engineering problem.  Students will work as a team to design solutions.  Teams.

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Engineering Solutions Event  Six students will design a solution to an engineering problem.  Students will work as a team to design solutions.  Teams will be receive a set of construction materials and pricing charts.  There are potentially multiple solutions to the problem.

 University City is currently home to a number of new construction projects.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. Each cube represents a hotel room. All 50 cubes must be used.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. Entire hotel must be connected as one piece.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. Entire hotel must be connected as one piece.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. Entire hotel must be connected as one piece.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. All rooms must have at least one window. (A window is any exposed vertical side of cube.)

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. All rooms must have at least one window. (A window is any exposed vertical side of cube.)

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. All rooms must have at least one window. (A window is any exposed vertical side of cube.)

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. COSTS Land costs $400 per square unit. Land refers to outline of top view of building.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. COSTS Land costs $400 per square unit. Land refers to outline of top view of building. 18

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. COSTS Land costs $400 per square unit. Land refers to outline of top view of building

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. COSTS Land costs $400 per square unit. Land refers to outline of top view of building

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. COSTS A roof costs $10 each. ( A roof is any exposed top side of cube.) A window costs $5 each.

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. COSTS Taxes will be collected based on building height. Floors 1-10 —> 50% x land cost Floors —> 1000% x land cost Floors —> 2000% Floors —> 3000% Floors —> 5000%

Engineering Solutions Event  Goal: Build a hotel that yields the highest profit. INCOME 4 windows, 1 roof = $600 4 windows, 0 roof = $500 3 windows, 1 roof = $300 3 windows, 0 roof = $250 2 windows, 1 roof = $200 2 windows, 0 roof = $175 1 window, 1 roof = $150 1 window, 0 roof = $125