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1 Senior Design Laboratory Design Dec 05-01
Client Senior Design ECpE, ISU Advisor Dr. John Lamont Ralph Patterson III Group Members Boyd, Jason  CprE Klosak, Michael  EE Hoernecke, Andrew  CprE Saathoff, Matthew  EE

2 Presentation Outline Introductory Material
Project Activity Description Resources And Schedules Closing Material

3 Acknowledgement Problem Statement General Solution
Dr. Lamont and Prof. Patterson Dr. Jacobson, Chair Of The ECpE Building Committee Steven Kovarik, CSG Tim Wright From PrattAV Matt Darbyshire From ITC, ISU Problem Statement Design New Senior Design Lab And Services General Solution Document A Suggested Design Design A Multimedia Presentation Facility

4 Intended Users Intended Uses
The Department of Electrical And Computer Engineering Senior Design Coordinator Senior Design Students, Faculty, And Staff Intended Uses Circuit Fabrication Software Development Meeting And Presentation Facilities Limited Mechanical Facilities Computer Labs And Workspace Areas

5 Assumptions Limitations Second Floor, Coover Hall
Current Equipment And Resources Will Be Retained The University Will Provide Required Additional Funds Furnishings Will Be Provided Limitations New Facility Must Not Exceed 2,400 Square Feet Space Must Accommodate: Computing Implementation Tools Storage

6 End Product and Other Deliverables
Report Detailing The New Design Including Multimedia Presentation Facility

7 Presentation Outline Introductory Material
Project Activity Description Resources And Schedules Closing Material

8 Present Accomplishments
Design Layout % complete Presentation Facilities Construction Parts Ordered 3D Walkthrough 85% complete End Product Report 50% complete Approaches Considered and One Used Ideal Senior Design Lab Senior Design Lab Survey Inventory Of Current Facilities Actual Building Schematics - August 2005 3D Walkthrough

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10 Project Definition Activities
Added Multimedia Presentation Facility To The Scope Of The Project In Late April 2005 Design Activities End Product Report 3D Walkthrough Multimedia Presentation Facility Research Activities Surveys Online Searches Consulted Various Professionals Implementation Activities New Lab Schematics Multimedia Presentation Facility Complexity Removed Recording Functionality

11 Multimedia Presentation Facility Requirements
Mobile Easy To Use

12 Multimedia Presentation Facility Requirements
Mobile Easy To Use

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15 Testing and Modification Activities
Senior Design Lab Survey For New Lab 3D Walkthrough - Layout

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17 Other Significant Project Activities
Program Serial Controller Procedures

18 Presentation Outline Introductory Material
Project Activity Description Resources And Schedules Closing Material

19 Personnel Requirements
Financial Requirements

20 Schedule

21 Presentation Outline Introductory Material
Project Activity Description Resources And Schedules Closing Material

22 Project Evaluation Commercialization Final Project Cost: TBD
Project Milestones Left: End Product Report Completion Of Multimedia Presentation Facility Commercialization Report Not Suitable The Multimedia Presentation Facility Design Is Suitable For Commercialization Universities Medium/Large Companies

23 Recommendations for Additional Work
Embedded Systems Station Website For Tool Checkout And Room Reservations Recording Capacity For Multimedia Presentation Facility Lessons Learned Communications/Teamwork Challenges Due To Unconventional Project Knowledge Gained 3D Walkthrough Software Combining Audio/Video Formats No Changes In Approach Would Be Made

24 Risk and Risk Management
Anticipated Risks Insufficient Space Information Availability Unanticipated Risks Addition To Scope Of Project Redistributed Workload

25 Senior Design Laboratory Design Closing Summary
Senior Design Prepares Students For Engineering Careers Senior Design Facilities Are Important Designed A New Lab Created New Multimedia Presentation Facility

26 Questions?

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