In Senior Design, students spend two semesters applying their technical knowledge and creative minds to real engineering problems.
Students work on Project I in cooperation with local industry, other external clients, and university sponsored projects — outlining specifications, proposals, time schedules, and paper designs. Teams meet periodically with their client to review designs, provide written and oral progress reports, and eventually give a final presentation at the culmination of the semester. Evaluation is based on individual and team performance.
The second semester of Senior Design is a continuation of Project I. Project II asks students to fabricate and test a prototype. Teams then deliver a demonstration and documentation of the functioning system to their client. Evaluation based on individual and team performance.
Demonstrations of Watson Engineering
(Source: Fox 40 Staff)
May 13, 2011
http://www.wicz.com/news2005/viewarticle.asp?a=18625
Engineering Entertainment and Fun
(Source: WBNG Staff)
May 13, 2011
http://www.wbng.com/home/Engineering-Entertainment-and-Fun-121808504.html
View Convolution Reverb Stompbox MDP 20 Senior Project Spring 2011. This Sr. Project uses electrical engineering-an impulse response and input audio signal to add an echo effect to a sound.
Hydrogen Production Unit
View electrical and mechanical engineering students collecting data while generating hydrogen to verify the production rate of their senior capstone project.
Wind Energy
Students build a 1 kW wind turbine from scratch.
