After a long night of studying
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Name Brian Weekly
Affiliations Cal Poly Humboldt
Registered 2012
Impact 726
Contributions Laurel Tree Charter School onderdonk's box
Onderdonk's Box Instructions

I've always wanted to do something to help change the world for the better, and the ERE program seemed like a great place to begin. I worked as a buyer in the produce industry before returning to school after a 12 year absence. I have had children since the age of 14 which has pretty much kept me busy for the last 20 years now. It is a little odd coming back to school at my age, but I was ready to do more with my life, so here I am. On the bright side, I can actually help my kids with their homework now!

Interests in Engineering[edit | edit source]

Experience in Engineering[edit | edit source]

  • Well, I've put furniture together, does that count?
  • I built some pretty killer castles out of Lego's when I was a kid
  • Built steps on a path to the river in my backyard

Portfolio[edit | edit source]

In the Fall of 2012 my team and I, the Current Specialists, built an apparatus called Onderdonk's Box that teaches series versus parallel wiring. The document for this project can be found here.

A memo for the Problem Analysis section of the document is found here.

This spreadsheet shows the total hours spent outside of class time for Engr 215.

A sample AutoCAD drawing of mine shows Onderdonk's Box.

Here is a Gantt chart that our team created to keep on track during the design process.

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