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July 24, 2022

A semester-long capstone project concludes coursework for seniors in the Department of Electrical ÌÇÐÄVlog´«Ã½ and Computer Science. During these projects, students work together in teams to study real world challenges and offer recommendations to those problems. The experience gives students the hands-on preparation they need to be successful after graduation.

Below are the EECS capstone projects from the Spring 2022 semester.

Project:
Team Members: John McGinness, Jack Akers, Huzaifa Khan, Zachary Sample, James Tompkins, Stuart Aldrich
Objective: Create system that allows users to program custom robots to be controlled in virtual reality.

Project:
Team Members: Gavin Stoddard, Landon Swartz, Kalescia Thomas
Objective: Create a self-enclosed system that provides different viewpoints while giving the user access to consistent high-quality photos

Project:
Team Members: Joy Adeyemo, Rushil Thakker, Hunter Hickerson, Ryan Shopher
Objective: Develop a compact, cost-effective wet/dry vacuum with user-configurable series/parallel motors

Project:
Team Members: Kyle Denney, Riley Jackson, Andrea Varner, Dominic Youn
Objective: Create a portable system for detecting and reporting the location of a suspected wildfire

Project:
Team Members: Matthew Kellermann, Ming Deng, Christian Kerbler
Objective: Solar panel tracking system for optimizing productivity and efficiency of solar panels

Project:
Team Members: Nicholas Boggs, Hayden Mills, Brendan Young
Objective: Design a substation for power transmission and distribution

Project:
Team Members: Aaron Fuller, Charles Seibel, Alan Wendell, Sebastian Zheng
Objective: Design a three-axis gimbal-mounted camera that automatically tracks boat-towed watersport participants

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Team Members: Cody Leonard, Lolo Ofokansi, Yusaf Harb, Kaleb Ross
Objective: Create an automated fan that maintains continuous airflow on the user

Project:
Team Members: Maya Alberhasky, Miles Buttress, Kirk Embrey, Joe Tierney
Objective: Develop a self-operating sunlight windshield reflector