Design Symposium Held December 2, 2010

December 7, 2010 — An estimated 200 people attended the College of Engineering and Applied Science Senior Design Symposium held December 2, 2010. Over 70 college seniors representing architectural, civil, chemical, petroleum, electrical and computer engineering exhibited and presented individual and team design projects. Their projects were judged by over 20 judges representing business, industry, and the University. Students were required to design, and in some cases to fabricate, the project selected with their advisers.

Nearly 25 individual projects were presented during the symposium. Projects included a design of a wireless weather station, fabric measurer/cutter system, civil engineering dam design and design planning for the Albany County Public Library Renovation.

The UW College of Engineering and Applied Science would like to thank the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation and the Volpi/Cupal Electrical Engineering Design Fund for sponsorship of the symposium.

Symposium Award Winners

Chemical Engineering
Best Presentation

Methanol to Polyolefins – Team Metole Energy
Maxine Delgado, Joseph Hollingsworth, Murtaza Shabbir Hussain,
Torrey Mullen and Andrew West

 

Electrical & Computer Engineering
Best Presentation - Single Investigator Category
Donovan Buckman – Fabric Measurer/Cutter System

Honorable Mention – Single Investigator Category
James Baker - Automatic Calibration Unit for Optimal Air Testing

Best Presentation - Multiple Investigator Category
Jeremy Hickox and Paul Stampe – Data Logger

Honorable Mention – Multiple Investigator Category
Bob Benton and Travis Waters –Wireless Weather Station

Best Presentation - Theoretical Contribution Category
Adrian Palmer - Ethernet Condition Control Simulation

 

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