Sponsor's Benefits

1. Graduate student mentors who will guide the undergraduate student team through the development of a design solution for the project.
2. Student team that will provide more than 300 hours of internship work towards developing a solution to the proposed project.
3. Final report to an important problem/project with recommendations from the undergraduate student team and graduate mentor.
4. Insight from students into the latest technologies and methods as taught in the civil and environmental engineering program.
5. Assurance that the solution has been checked and reviewed by a faculty technical adviser.
6. Contact far beyond an interview with future CCE candidates that you might consider for hire.
7. An opportunity to contribute to the BYU Civil Engineering program in developing a world class program.
8. Satisfaction of passing your valuable experience and enthusiasm for Civil Engineering on to the next generation.
9. Capstone projects that are designed for process or product improvement demonstrations and innovative concept assessment can help strengthen the respective sponsors' competitiveness through cost management, improved construction/manufacturing processes, lower product maintenance, mitigate potential procedural risks, etc. All of which can help justifying sponsors' business case toward implementing innovative ideas that are win-win-win among the sponsors, their customers and consumers.

Costs to support our Capstone projects are often pennies on the dollars in comparison with potential benefits such as those listed above.