CASE STUDY / DEPLOYED IN 2026
Wakefern at the ShopRite LPGA Classic
Student teams built an event platform with player profiles, live scoring, and course maps. It replaced printed materials at the 2026 tournament.
Read the NJIT News story ↗YOU’RE INVITED / FALL 2026
Witness it for yourself. Meet the teams, watch live demos, and ask how they turned real problems into working solutions.
FALL 2026 / ISSUE 01
Students run teams, teach each other, build their own businesses, and turn real problems into products people use.
THE NEXT GENERATION
Experiential learning can transform education. Our Capstone re-engineers the experience itself. Students take ownership of work that matters, build social intelligence through collaboration, and find the excitement and drive to go further.
Industry partners bring real challenges. A student-run enterprise gives learners room to act as peer professors, Scrum Masters, executives, strategic managers, founders, and full-stack problem solvers.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Start with the DGE Mini Capstone. Meet sponsors at Open House, then put project management, PC building, and networking skills to work.
THE FIELD GALLERY
Explore the tools built to support each step, from applying and finding a team to tracking work and learning from peers.
Screens are snapshots from the quarterly. Preview, testing, and training views are labeled.
Follow what teams have delivered, what sponsors are reviewing, and what is already in use.
CASE STUDY / DEPLOYED IN 2026
Student teams built an event platform with player profiles, live scoring, and course maps. It replaced printed materials at the 2026 tournament.
Read the NJIT News story ↗Fall 2026 undergraduate THE PULSE snapshot across nine teams with substantive internal-board work. Counts are work items and links. External boards are excluded.
Explore the Capstone project archive ↗A student midterm, an archived showcase, and a keynote from a returning alumnus show three sides of Capstone.
Alumni return as coaches, advisors, sponsors and judges. Their involvement helps students learn, find career opportunities, and pass that experience on.
Historical program milestones, as previously reported.
Participants celebrate together with their certificates.
Honorees gather onstage.
Newark students with U.S. Senator Cory Booker, Altice USA CEO Dexter Goei, then-NJIT President Joel Bloom, and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka. Photo: NJIT News.
Newark students presented projects at the Ras Baraka Coding Institute showcase, which followed RWC’s project-based learning model.
Read the NJIT News story ↗Teaching and public service honors for Capstone director Osama Eljabiri.
Help shape the next project. Industry and alumni partners bring experience, feedback, and opportunities to the students.
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