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  • Elementary School - Grades 4, 5, 6
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Research Car Accidents S
    Are electric cars suited for Canada? S
    Which Motor Oil Reduces Friction the Most? Synthetic or Conventional? S
    How do Car Engines Work? S
    Test which drink would make a car go the fastest by putting a nitro tablet inside the drink S
    How the different types of gears work and what gears are used for. R S
    The Aerodynamic Drag of Several Basic Vehicle Shapes R S S
    Build a solar toy car and explain its operation. R R R R R R R R R R R S
    What are flying cars? S
    How brakes work? R S
    What do you know about cars? R

    Interdisciplinary Topic: Transportation
    Middle School - Grades 7, 8, 9
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Determine your car's fuel efficiency under different driving conditions. R
    Build a Real Hovercraft R
    Determine the effects of different motor oils and anti-friction additives on the level of friction measured between a moving and a stationary part. R
    Determine whether it is an advantage to have an additional third eye-level headlight versus the two standard headlights on cars. R
    Find out the most efficient speed at which to run a Light Electric Vehicle (LEV). R R
    Does a Go-kart Have a Faster Lap Time with Hard Compound Tires, or Soft Compound Tires? R
    Find out if the aerodynamics of a locomotive affects its wind resistance. R
    What Type of Motor Oil Will Cause the Least Amount of Friction? R R
    Determine the effect of tire pressure on gasoline consumption. R R
    Research the effectiveness of rubberized asphalt as a traffic noise mitigation measure. R R
    The effects of temperature and high speed air on the force applied on a stock car R R
    The Difference Between Standard Sealed Beam Headlights and Halogen Headlights R
    What Type of Fuel Has the Greatest Energy per Unit Mass? R R
    Nitrogen: The Tire Gas of the Future R R
    Demonstrate Newton's Third Law of Motion by a rocket car with escaping air as the action force R
    How does the height of a ramp affect potential energy of a car? R
    Determine which model car will travel the furthest when released from a ramp. R
    Build a solar toy car and explain its operation. R R R R R R R R R R R R S
    Why we need hydrogen cars? R S
    Determine if car exhaust has a detrimental effect on seedlings and germination rate. R R S
    The Effect of Spring Resistance on Speed of a Remote Control Car S R
    The effect of the holes' size on the bottom of a hovercraft of the hovercraft's speed. R
    Explore possible future cars R S S
    Build an amphibious car. R
    The effect of weight placement on a car racing down a slope S
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Transportation
    High School - Grades 10, 11, 12
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Electric car innovative battery performance evaluation. S
    Creating a SensorGVS: A Sonar/Accelerometer Guided Vehicle Stabilization System R
    Semi trailer drag reduction S
    Measure the force of impact of a simulated vehicle on a set of barriers arranged in various configurations to determine the configuration that most safely and successfully slows the vehicle R
    Determine what shape undercarriage for an armed forces vehicle would deflect the greatest amount of energy if attacked by an IED (Improvised Explosive Device). R
    How Much Energy is Lost to Friction in a Motor? R
    Tailgate Efficiency in Relation to Vehicular Aerodynamics R
    The Effect of Ambient Temperature on Temperature Rise in Enclosed Vehicles S
    The Physics of Car Safety R S
    Demonstrate that a driver's behavior can be influenced by the presence of surveillance cameras. R
    The Effects of the Lunar Cycle on Rates of Fatal Car Accidents R
    Propane vs. Gasoline R R R
    The Effect of Suspensions on a Car's Vertical Acceleration R
    Investigate the stopping distance required by moving vehicles when a retarding force acts on them R
    Build a solar toy car and explain its operation. R R R R R R R R R R R R S
    Find out whether the level of Carbon Monoxide (CO) emitted from car warm-up is hazardous to health. R
    What are hybrid cars? R
    Explore Automotive Seat Design R S
    A deterministic computer simulator for PRT (Personal Rapid Transit) networks R S
    Intelligent Intersections in Various Vehicle Traffic Networks and the Resulting Changes in Network Efficiency R R
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Transportation
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