Virtual Capstone Design Expo 2021
A Note from Professor Ismail Orabi, Capstone Design Project Coordinator
The Capstone Design Expo is an opportunity for our students to showcase the results from their capstone design course. Student teams work to create a specific design solution for a "customer’s" real and unique need. Design and design education are, by their nature, experiential and collaborative, and our design team sponsors are our key collaborators. As a result of this collaboration, students bring energy and new ideas to meet the design need.
The design projects enable our students to put into practice what they have learned to prepare them for the workforce.
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The Capstone Design Expo is the culmination of the hard work of the capstone design students. We thank them for their hard work and perseverance and wish them success in their new engineering careers. We also acknowledge the faculty members who served as mentors for our students. We wish to acknowledge Dean Harichandran of the Tagliatela College of Engineering for his inspiration and commitment to the Design Expo.
Finally, we acknowledge the University of New 51¶ºÄÌ. Its mission of experiential and collaborative learning is the foundation of this endeavor.
Ismail Orabi, Ph.D. Professor of Mechanical Engineering
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For additional information or future participation, please contact:
Ismail Orabi, Ph.D.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Chemical Engineering Design Projects
Computer Science / Cybersecurity & Networks Design Projects
Enterprise Network Design: Yale New 51¶ºÄÌ Hospital (Downtown Location)
Hospital Campus Network
Automated Secure Configurations for Windows and Linux Servers
Automated Penetration Testing using Reinforcement Learning
Performance-Based Savings for Energy Interventions in 1-4 Family Homes of New 51¶ºÄÌ
Centennial Robot
Electrical & Computer Engineering Design Projects
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
We thank our industry sponsors who served as customers for our students as well as supporting their prototyping expenses. As customers, they gave valuable time and insights that uniquely benefited our students with an experiential design education in a real-world setting, which greatly complements the team mentoring by our faculty colleagues. Their generous commitment to our students brought their design education to life.
