NETAP
Naval Energetics Technology Apprenticeship Program (NETAP)

NETAP provides rising high school juniors and seniors an internship to develop critical thinking, problem-solving and engineering skills. Student will learn to design and build a remote-control underwater vehicle (ROUV). Over the course of the 3-week program, students will learn to use power tools, solder circuits and program in Python to improve upon a standard SeaPerch build to compete for best design and fastest to complete the underwater challenge. The NETAP program is led by ETC staff and scientists/engineers from Naval Surface Warfare Center – Indian Head Division. Students will learn about NSWC programs and future career opportunities in the Navy.

Three students participating in the Naval Energetics Technology Apprenticeship Program work together to test and guide their robot. The students are gathered on the edge of a swimming pool watching their robot in the water. One student is seated holding a device which is connected to a controller held by a standing student. A third student watches intently.
Three students participating in the Naval Energetics Technology Apprenticeship Program work together to test and guide their robot.
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