EE195 Senior
Project
Scheduled on Tue/Thr 2:00
- 3:15pm at Votey Room 361 (2-4 credits)
1. Description
This course is designed for senior students to
learn planning, executing, testing, and reporting on their projects.
This gives a useful opportunity to learn project management,
professional ethics, social/economic impact, and contemporary
issues that arise in engineering practice. Also this course
could expand into interdisciplinary project development including
project selection, design requirements, prototyping and communications.
The students will ve expected to continue the on-going project in Fall
2003 EE187 Senoir Project, and to complete the project. The priori-EE187
and EE195 courses provide cumulative, team-based interdisciplinary design
experience, subsystem design, implementation and test, project demonstration,
report and presentation.
2. Prerequisites
Senior Standing, Interests in Applied Computational
Intelligence Systems
3. Instructor
Dr. Yuichi Motai, Assistant Professor of Electrical
and Computer Engineering
4. Text book
No required book. Supply handouts
5. Evaluation
1) Middleterm 30-minute presentation with www method
and demonstration.
10% Project goal planning
10% Demonstration performance
5% Student evaluation
15% Implementation degree
2) Final 30-minute verbal presentation with poster and demonstration
10% Goal completeness
10% Demonstration performance
5% Student evaluation
15% Implementation degree
3) Final reprot description on the completed project
10% Documentation clarity
10% Documentation quality
6. Grading
B- [-66.6%]
B [66.6%-75.0%]
B+ [75.0%-83.2%]
A- [83.2%-91.5%]
A [91.5%-100%]
7. Tentative Agenda
Week and days/ Tue / Thr/
1 1/19-1/23 Class
organization / Project Assignment/
2 1/26-1/30 Project
Supervision (PS)1 / PS2/
3 2/02-2/06
PS3 / PS4/
4 2/09-2/13 PS5
/ PS6/
5 2/16-2/20 PS7
/ PS8/
6 2/23-2/27 PS9
/ P10/
7 3/01-3/05
No class for Town Meeting Day / Midterm Presentation (MP)1/
8 3/08-3/12 MP2
/ MP3/
9 3/15-3/19 No
class for Spring Recess / No class for Spring Recess/
10 3/22-3/26 Evaluation
/ Individual Supervision (IS)1/
11 3/29-4/02 IS2 / IS3/
12 4/05-4/09 Informal Discussion
/ IS4/
13 4/12-4/16 IS5 / IS6/
14 4/19-4/23 Final Project
Presentation (FPP)1 / FPP2/
15 4/26-4/30 FPP3 / FPP4/
Average GPA 3.7/4.0
4A&4A-&2B+
Instructor’s help 4.3/5.0
Instructor overall 4.1/5.0
Class content 4.4/5.0
Projects Conducted
Handicapped
Accessible Interface
Auntomated
Infrared Camera Tracking System
Robot
Arm Control System
Digital
Signal Processing
Sensory-based
Mobile Robot
Pyroelectric Motion
Detector
Students Participated