NHTI’s Electronic Engineering Technology: ELET 306C Senior Project Presentations

Our students have completed their capstone projects over two consecutive semesters. This hands-on experience strengthens their ability to apply engineering theory to the development of practical solutions to real-world engineering problems. A fully equipped project lab and mentoring by faculty with extensive industry experience/expertise provide a unique learning environment. Prospective employers see this as a distinguishing feature of NHTI’s EET program.

Presentations will be made virtually via Zoom – email wfrench@ccsnh.edu for additional information.

Agenda

9:00 a.m.       Introductions          Professor Wm. French

9:10               Nicole Horn             Overview: What is an Arduino

9:15                Nicole Horn             Electronic Calendar Project

9:30               Jai-Lynn Goss           Conservation of Energy

9:45               Christian Hale          Solar Powered Charger

10:00             Yuly Monsalve-Cabeza     Tracking Solar Charger

10:15             Noah Pelchat           3 Axis CNC Machine

10:30             Will Spear                 E-bike Brushless Motor Controller

10:45             Joshua Welton        Laser data transmission

11:00             Michel Flick              Hydroponic Control System