Transforming

Ideas Into

Realities

Uniting Classroom Training With Real-World Solutions

Dozens of courses throughout the Cockrell School include substantial projects that challenge students to find and build creative solutions.

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Facilities That Span the Creation Process

There are more than 23,000 square foot of space throughout the National Instruments Student Project Center and across the Cockrell School.

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A Collaborative, Cross-Disciplinary Focus

At the heart of Texas Inventionworks is its culture of discovery, collaboration, entrepreneurial thinking and invention, where students learn and create together.

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More Than an Assignment

Texas Engineering students Taylor Johnson and Mark Jennings took on a design project that gave them the opportunity to utilize the theories they have learned in the classroom to help someone in need.

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Inside the Engineering Education and Research Center

Texas Inventionworks (formerly Longhorn Maker Studios) is located on Floors 0 and 1 in the 23,000-square-foot National Instruments Student Project Center, the centerpiece of the Cockrell School's newest building, the Engineering Education and Research Center — a 430,000-square-foot hub that connects students across disciplines.