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Welcome to the Spring 2021 STEM Expo Engineering Projects Page
Below you will find short videos describing the projects our students worked on this semester. Please enjoy the show!
We would love to hear from you. Please leave a comment or a question for the participants in the comments section at the bottom of this page. Be sure to note the title of the project if the comment is regarding a specific project. Participants will be checking the comment section daily from 05/03/2021 through 05/07/2021 and replying to questions and comments.
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Nixie Clock with Arduino Nano
Nixie Clock with Arduino Nano
Course: ET 111 Intro to Coding, Robotics, Engineering and Technology
Presenter Names: Felipe Dandolini
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: A Nixie Clock with gas discharger tube was set-up by programming an Arduino Nano.
Great Engineering Challenge: Solar Energy Production
Great Engineering Challenge: Solar Energy Production
Course: MN 125 Engineering Computation
Presenter Names: John Tebeau, Jake Guerin, Isaac Oliveira
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Using Matlab to display and see trends for solar energy production of different countries.
Digital Dice
Digital Dice
Course: EE 115 Circuit Theory II
Presenter Names: Sam Porter
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: A ballista catapult is controlled with coding an Arduino uno and using servo and stepper motors.
Carbon Sequestration
Carbon Sequestration
Course: MN 125 Engineering Computation
Presenter Names: Adrian DeMichele, Dominick Marascio, Eddie Rivera
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Analyzing data on carbon sequestration with Matlab. Current and projected costs.
Traffic Lights
Traffic Lights
Course: ET 111 Intro to Coding, Robotics, Engineering and Technology
Presenter Names: John Ssemanda
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Coding an Arduino to control a set of four traffic lights.
Ballista Catapult
Ballista Catapult
Course: ET 111 Intro to Coding, Robotics, Engineering and Technology
Presenter Names: Daniel Carley
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: A ballista catapult is controlled with coding an Arduino uno and using servo and stepper motors.
Managing a Construction Project
Managing a Construction Project
Course: MN 140 Project Management
Presenter Names: Ricardo Morales Escobar
Faculty Name: Prof. Marina Bograd
Brief Description: Managing a project: building a personal sauna
Extended Waste Scoop
Extended Waste Scoop
Course: MN 130 Engineering Design I
Presenter Names: Steven Towne, Matthew Kajura, Gabriel Nissenbaum, Owen Driscoll
Faculty Name: Prof. Marina Bograd
Brief Description: This class's term project was designed to be a better alternative of dog waste scoop for older people, or other people with back and leg problems.
Managing a Sale of a Home Project
Managing a Sale of a Home Project
Course: MN 140 Project Management
Presenter Names: Patricia Roth
Faculty Name: Prof. Marina Bograd
Brief Description: The scope of this project was to organize all the necessary activities and preparation for the sale of a home. The goal was to list it on MLS by March 3, 2021 within the budget of $6,000.
Grand Engineering Challenge Water Accessibility
Grand Engineering Challenge Water Accessibility
Course: MN 125 Engineering Computation
Presenter Names: Sam Porter, Eugene Popucheyev, Marcos Gomes
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Using data and Matlab to analyze the engineering challenge of clean water accessibility.
Smart Street Lights
Smart Street Lights
Course: EE 115 Circuit Theory II
Presenter Names: Mark Caguana
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Sensors and programming and Arduino allow for the design of smart street lights.
Autonomous Car
Autonomous Car
Course: ET 111 & EE 115 Circuit Theory II
Presenter Names: Wilfail Memeus
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: An autonomous car controlled by Arduino program.
Digital Clock and Registers
Digital Clock and Registers
Course: EE 115 Circuit Theory II and EE 125 Digital Systems
Presenter Names: Eddie Rivera Burgos
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Clock and registers modules of an 8-bit computer system.
Police Siren Circuit
Police Siren Circuit
Course: EE 115 Circuit Theory II
Presenter Names: Joseph Masoud
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Using multivibrator(s) circuit to generate a police siren.
Managing the Nitrogen Cycle
Managing the Nitrogen Cycle
Course: MN 125 Engineering Computation
Presenter Names: Matthew Fraser, Aroldo Palacios, Brett Crochiere
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: Using data and Matlab to analyze Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) component of the Nitrogen cycle.
Making Solar Energy More Economical
Making Solar Energy More Economical
Course: MN 125 Engineering Computation
Presenter Names: Brandon Choque, Felipe Dandolini, and Matheus Barros
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: As more switch to solar energy the more affordable it will be for everyone else to switch in the near future. When companies see the demand for solar panels increase, they will be more likely to mass produce these panels causing them to be more affordable for everyone.
Vertical Garden
Vertical Garden
Course: MN 130 Engineering Design I
Presenter Names: Fernanda Barroso, Laiana Aguida Machado Domingos
Faculty Name: Prof. Marina Bograd
Brief Description: Design of a vertical garden with sustainable and recycled materials
555 Timer Keyboard
555 Timer Keyboard
Course: EE 115 Circuit Theory II
Presenter Names: Demi Muyuela
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: For this semester's STEM Expo, I built a keyboard that utilizes the 555 Timer IC in a series circuit to create waveforms of varying frequencies.
Multi-Device Stand
Multi-Device Stand
Course: MN 130 Engineering Design I
Presenter Names: Abigail Mejia, Ipolita Garcia, Faris Ghantous
Faculty Name: Prof. Marina Bograd
Brief Description: Our new improved multi-stand adds a holder on the back to prevent the devices from falling off.
Commuter Bottle
Commuter Bottle
Course: MN 130 Engineering Design I
Presenter Names: Christian Flynn, Melina Pinto, Rahi Rahman, Amelia Scarlett
Faculty Name: Prof. Marina Bograd
Brief Description: The commute bottle is an adjustable water bottle attachment with a bag clip for easy transport and a storage container to hold items like keys and coins.
Modules of an 8 bit computer
Modules of an 8 bit computer
Course: : EE 115 Circuit Theory II and EE 125 Digital Systems
Presenter Names: Fred Faitaninho
Faculty Name: Prof. Tracey Vincent
Brief Description: The clock, memory address register, instruction register, control unit, ALU, input and output registers of an 8-bit computer
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