The Infinity Project provides an engineering/technology curriculum designed for all types of students. In today's digital world, we believe students should be exposed to fundamental elements of technology so they will become competent, functioning, well-rounded citizens of the information age. This program helps all students realize, through hands-on experiments and general coursework, that the math and science they have been learning is applicable to real-world problems and a wide variety of occupations.

Students should have completed Algebra II and at least one lab science course.

The Infinity Project curriculum is a yearlong engineering course. During this two-semester period, the core eight chapters should be covered; enrichment chapters are available as well. Each school will work through the program at a different pace, but all core material should be completed by the close of the second semester.

The instructor's Infinity training program, the Professional Development Institute, covers the basics of the course material as well as how to use the Infinity Technology Kit. This training is extremely hands on for the instructors, ensuring they develop a distinct level of both the curriculum and the technology supporting it.

We have found that universities are very enthusiastic about accepting credit for The Infinity Project coursework. In fact, we will be working this year to arrange a dual-credit option for Infinity students in the future. This will be an incredible feature, both for students and the colleges and universities they will someday attend.

For a typical high school, the total one-time cost would be no greater than purchasing three to four classroom computers.