Lectures:
Tuesday and Thursday
5pm - 6:20pm
2320 DCL
- Orientation, 26 August 2008
- Lecture 2, 28 August 2008, Design Space
- Lecture 3, 2 September 2008, Concept Design
- Lecture 4, 4 September 2008, Materials+Processes
- Lecture 5, 9 September 2008, Configuration Design
- Lecture 6, public(w/o DFA/DFM),
private (w DFA/DFM), 11 September 2008
- Lecture 7, 16 September 2008, Parametric Design
- Lecture 8, 18 September 2008, Modeling+Simulation
- Lecture 9, 23 September 2008, Prototyping
- Lecture 10, 25 September 2008, Death+Dismemberment
- Lecture 11, 30 September 2008, FMEA exercise
- Lecture 12, 30 September 2008,
Parametric Assignment and FMEA
- Lecture 13, 7 October 2008, Human Factors Engineering
- Lecture 14, 9 October 2008, Quality
- Lecture 15, 14 October 2008, Cost
- Lecture 16, 16 October 2008, Ethics
- Lecture 17, 21 October 2008, Client Presentation (only)
- Lecture 18, 23 October 2008, Client Presentations (only)
- Sociable Design,
28 October 2008, 5:30pm, Illini Union,
Illini Rooms B, C
- Lecture 20, 30 October 2008, Requirements and Controls
- Lecture 21, 4 November 2008, Teams, Planning
- Lecture 22, 6 November 2008, Planning
- Dr. David Brown,
FDA, 11 November 2008, 5:00pm, 1310 DCL
- No lecture, 13 November 2008
- Problem+Mission Statements, 18 November 2008, discussed in class
- Problem+Mission Statements, 20 November 2008, discussed in class
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Individual Assignments:
- Due: 28 August 2008
see "By Next Time" slide in Orientation Lecture -
- Due: 2 September 2008
see "Warm-up Assignment" slide in Lecture 2
in-class Interview - notes -
- Due: 11 September 2008
see "Concept Assignment" slide in Lecture 4
in-class Interview - notes -
- Due: 18 September 2008
see "Configuration Assignment" slide in Lecture 6
- Be prepared, 30 September 2008
in-class FMEA Exercise: Class II, A2 Biological Safety Cabinet
- Due: 2 October 2008
see "Parametric Design Assignment" slides in Lecture 8
in-class questions and answers
- Due: 31 October 2008 (before midnight, Halloween)
Project Selection +3-1 List (see Projects, below)
- Due: 20 March 2009 (before Spring Break)
see "Design Notebook" slides in Lecture 20
- Due: 8 May 2009 (before Finals)
see "Design Notebook" slides in Lecture 20
- Due: 8 May 2009 (before Finals)
see "Final Report" (tba)
Team Assignments:
- Due: 18, Nov 2008
see "First Meeting Assignment" slide(s) in Lecture 21,
as well as
- "Problem Statement"
- "Mission Statement"
- "Project Objectives"
- "Design Notebook (1..5)"
slides in Lecture 20,
and our draft/template
Memorandum of Understanding
- And, if it will help... examples from 2007-2008
- Due: 21 Nov 2008 (before Fall Break):
Project-specific "Draft MOU" derived from the above
- Due: 1 Dec 2008 (after Fall Break):
Sign up for weekly Team-Instructor meetings
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Projects:
Dr. Rohit Bhargava, Bioengineering
- Biodegradagble scaffold to study epithelial-stromal interactions in engineered tissue
(Biomaterials, modeling, chemistry)
- Optimized needle probe for breast cancer diagnosis
(FTIR, optics, modeling, packaging)
- Sampling system for wet tissue infrared spectroscopic imaging
(FTIR, live cell cultures, mechanics)
Dr. Stephen Boppart, Bioengineering
- 2 project ideas
- details protected
Dr. Wayne Davis, Industrial and Enterprise Systems Engineering
- A cellular lifeline for requesting emergency assistance
(Repackage and program a cellar chip with on-board GPS capability
to seek emergency assistance in nearly all locations)
Dr. Eric Jakobsson,
Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology
Dr. Jeffrey L. Tilson,
Renaissance Computing Institute (North Carolina)
Gloria Rendon,
National Center for Supercomputing Applications
- MotifNetwork: An Environment For High-Throughput Domain Analysis
(Bioinformatics, workflows, web services, parallel/grid processing, software(various))
Steven Meulink, Zimmer, Inc.
- Intra-operative Leg Length Assessment (metrology, sensors, materials, mechanics)
Dr. William D. O'Brien,
Electrical and Computer Engineering
- acoustic tweezers (acoustics, modeling, bioeffects of sound, RF power)
Dr. Gerald Pijanowski, Veterinary Biosciences
- Automated segmentation of CT/MR images for Virtual Canine Anatomy
(image processing, software (MATLAB), rapid prototyping, virtual reality)
Dr. Nathan Price,
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Biological network inference software package (Bioinformatics, software(Matlab))
Dr. Gerard Wong,
Materials Science and Engineering
- Bacterial Motility Classification using Particle Tracking Algorithms
(Image processing, tracking, pattern classification, software(IDL))
Project Solicitation (to Clients)
Project Rules for Clients
Project Solicitation (to Students)
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Presentations:
30 September 2008
Dr. Gerald Pijanowski (ppt)
Dr. Rohit Bhargava
2 October 2008
Dr. Wayne Davis (ppt)
7 October 2008
Dr. Stephen Boppart (ppt)
21 October 2008
Dr. Eric Jacobsson; Dr. Jeffrey Tilson
(ppt,
pdf)
23 October 2008
Max Gibiansky; Dr. Gerard Wong
(ppt)
Dr. William D. O'Brien (ppt);
Ellora Sen-Gupta (ppt)
Zimmer, Inc (ppt)
Dr. Nathan Price (ppt)
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