Community-Based Projects are distinguished through an interaction, motivation, and/or impact that involve a community beyond the university.
We define a community-based project as a project with one or more of the following characteristics:
- It is defined by the community.
- It is constrained by the community.
- It provides a clear social benefit.
- It involves the community through feedback and prototype evaluation.
- It creates a new community through the solution of a problem.
Theses/Dissertations from 2016
MUMS: Mobile Urinalysis for Maternal Screening, Blair Koeneman, Amy Miller, Joe Neumeyer, and Jake Prince
Microfluidic E. coli Detection, Kyle Pietrzyk, Scott Fukuoka, Andres Maldonado-Liu, and Andy Ly
Theses/Dissertations from 2015
UAVino, Matthew Belesiu, Aaron Chung, Kirby Linvill, Nathan Carlson, Phillip Coyle, and Megan Peekema
AquaSift: point-of-use microfluidic detection system, Daniel Beyers, Jasper Tan, and Brandon Young
Might-E Wheel, Abigail Grills, Daniel Doke, Jared O'Rourke, and Zach Jesberger
Mobile Music: a musical therapy assistance device, Alex Hildebrand and Tanner Malkoff
RSL autonomous rover, Cris Madrigal, Jiachi Zhang, Nicholas Peacock, and Brogan O'Hara
Pilot-1: autonomous fixed-wing aircraft control system, Chris Millsap, Nathan Garvey, and Faisal Hayat
Low cost 3D bioprinter, Andrew Shi, Connor Smith, and Victor O'Brien
Theses/Dissertations from 2014
Mobile ground communication station, Javier Aguera, Paulo Borges, Andrew Clavijo, Michael Kunis, Alex Mulcahy, and Kristopher Sanford
Legacy borehole project, Maza Brady, Luke Cashman, Erin Hicks, and Meghan Richey
Arsenic detection project: electronics, Anthony Clemetson and John Barth
Distributed smart camera network for safety and security, Nathan Fox, Matthew Kelley, Christopher Rapa, and Christopher Yarp
Mobile Audiometry Application, Kevin Nguyen and Shweta Panditrao
Theses/Dissertations from 2013
Formula electric : powertrain, Mark Allison, Bryan Bidwell, Stuart Hopson, Jackson Smith, Carlos Streegan, and Dominic Villa
Wireless impact detection system, Shawno Auwae and Kyle Terriere
Project Omoverhi : low-cost, neonatal incubator, Richard Fong, Guillermo Gallardo, William Jeffery, Danny Maeda, and Gabriel Romero
