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== About Me == | == About Me == | ||
:Sara | :<font color=#3F00FF>'''Sara Newell'''</font> | ||
:Environmental Resources Engineering undergraduate student at Humboldt State University. | :Environmental Resources Engineering undergraduate student at [http://www.Humboldt.edu Humboldt State University]. I recently transferred from [http://www.foothill.edu Foothill College] in the bay area. | ||
== Interests in Engineering == | == Interests in Engineering == | ||
*Water Quality | *I want to improve people's lives, while at the same time improving the health and extending the life of our planet. | ||
* | *Water Resources/Quality | ||
* | *Pollution Remediation | ||
*Creating, learning and informing others about sustainable practices: | |||
**Energy | |||
**Consumption of products and their materials | |||
== Experience in Engineering == | == Experience in Engineering == | ||
*I worked on a team at my community college in an intro to engineering course where we designed a robot using the Lego Mindstorms kit. We made and programmed a dog called SentiPup, that could act as a guide dog for those that were blind. | *I worked on a team at my community college in an intro to engineering course where we designed a robot using the Lego Mindstorms kit. We made and programmed a dog called SentiPup, that could act as a guide dog for those that were blind. | ||
* | [[File:Sentipup.jpg|thumb|SentiPup]] | ||
*Spring 2012 in my Physics class we designed a Rube Goldberg system that utilized Coke and Mentos in an attempt to pop a balloon. | |||
==Portfolio== | |||
*This is a [https://www.dropbox.com/s/badphf20byyycxc/WaterQualityLabMemoENGR115.pdf memo] I wrote with a group for a lab assessing the water quality of Fern Lake. | |||
*This [https://www.dropbox.com/s/ido6d0don21kgj6/Fuelcelllab.pdf spreadsheet] analyzes the efficiencies for an electrolyzer and a fuel cell. | |||
*Our team, the [[Laurel_Tree_Charter_School_ovenly_inferno#Cobb_Goblins|Cobb Goblins]] utilized a [https://www.dropbox.com/s/c1ma454y9v2dn27/GanttCobbGob.pdf Gantt chart] to plan our project timeline. | |||
*A [https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ljruyg68ogcofl/CADoven.pdf CAD] drawing was neccessary to illustrate the layers within our oven, [[Laurel Tree Charter School ovenly inferno|Ovenly Inferno]]. | |||
*The completed design [https://www.dropbox.com/s/n4ugbwgu80rzqv1/CobbGoblins_215LT_S12_Doc.pdf document] for [[Laurel Tree Charter School ovenly inferno|Ovenly Inferno]] shows our research, alternative solutions and final design. | |||
*This is the [http://www.slideshare.net/DYF/ovenly-inferno-215-ltf12 presentation] of Ovenly Inferno, our ENGR 215 design project. | |||
[[Category:Engr215 Introduction to Design]] | [[Category:Engr215 Introduction to Design]] | ||
Revision as of 07:22, 18 December 2012
About Me
- Sara Newell
- Environmental Resources Engineering undergraduate student at Humboldt State University. I recently transferred from Foothill College in the bay area.
Interests in Engineering
- I want to improve people's lives, while at the same time improving the health and extending the life of our planet.
- Water Resources/Quality
- Pollution Remediation
- Creating, learning and informing others about sustainable practices:
- Energy
- Consumption of products and their materials
Experience in Engineering
- I worked on a team at my community college in an intro to engineering course where we designed a robot using the Lego Mindstorms kit. We made and programmed a dog called SentiPup, that could act as a guide dog for those that were blind.
- Spring 2012 in my Physics class we designed a Rube Goldberg system that utilized Coke and Mentos in an attempt to pop a balloon.
Portfolio
- This is a memo I wrote with a group for a lab assessing the water quality of Fern Lake.
- This spreadsheet analyzes the efficiencies for an electrolyzer and a fuel cell.
- Our team, the Cobb Goblins utilized a Gantt chart to plan our project timeline.
- A CAD drawing was neccessary to illustrate the layers within our oven, Ovenly Inferno.
- The completed design document for Ovenly Inferno shows our research, alternative solutions and final design.
- This is the presentation of Ovenly Inferno, our ENGR 215 design project.