EGN1935: (Ad)Ventures Team Name: Gator Mechanics (GM) The Blood Cell Fall 2013 Team Members: Ryan Scott Fernando Barroso Elizabeth Shoner

Ryan Scott’s Bio  Born in Rockledge, Florida  Graduated from Rockledge High School and was Valedictorian  I'm a Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering Major  I like to run  I have had 2 engineering internships as of this summer

Fernando Barroso’s Bio  Born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico.  Moved to Miami, FL in  Major: Computer Engineering  Minor: Entrepreneurship  QA Development Intern at Grooveshark  Summer Internship in Manufacturing at P&G  The class introduced me to a much more practical aspect of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Elizabeth Shoner’s Bio  1st Semester Freshman  Before this semester, I was a mechanical engineering major, but now I plan to major in electrical engineering  From this class I now have a better understanding of circuits and sensors

Elizabeth Shoner’s Bio (Cont)  I would like to get involved with projects while I am at UF  I would like to do something with robotics in my career  My advice is go to UF events and get involved with clubs

The Blood Cell’s Story  Oxygen (aka Flashlight) goes into the lungs and is collected by the blood cell.  Once the Blood Cell is full of Oxygen it begins to flow towards the heart.  On its path through the veins. The Blood cell makes a couple of turns here and there.

The Blood Cell’s Story (Cont.)  Once it arrives in the left side of the heart it goes through Atrioventricular Valve.  The Atrioventricular Valve then closes (Aka Garage).  Then You can hear the Heart beat.

Words of Wisdom  We gained more knowledge about circuitry, sensors and Intellectual robots.  We were challenged to program robots to make it through multiple mazes.  We became more interested in the field of Electrical Engineering.