1. Wednesday Sept 7 Classroom Syllabus iClicker Project Selection Process
Next Steps
Resume
Project Statement

2. Syllabus Rev C Week Date Deliverable Assigned Deliverable Due Topic 1
M 8/29 W 8/31 F 9/2
MBTI
Resume
Projects
Overview / Introductions/Projects/Social Exercise Tom Mealy, Steve White, Resume and Letter, Projects Worksheet - due UTEB Rm 388 NOON + Google Poll 2
M 9/5 W 9/7
Proj State
Labor Day – no class Project Assignments; Project Statement, iClickers 3
M 9/12 W 9/14
Project Sch
Project Management –Mr. Dan Matyas,
Project Management –Mr. Dan Matyas 4
M9/19 W 9/21
Written presentations, Design reports, Design Reviews
Design Reviews, Communication Styles, Personalities, 5
M 9/26 W 9/28
Oral Presentations, Design Reviews
Design Reviews (no class meeting) 6
M 10/3 W 10/5
Unit Prob.
Statement Feedback, Engineering a Project, Unit Prob. Oral Presentations 1 Problem, Approach, Metrics 7
M 10/10 W 10/12
Oral Presentations 1 Problem, Approach, Metrics Oral Presentations 1 Problem, Approach, Metrics

3. Project and Process Summary.

4. Projects 62 Total Projects
7 joint ME/EcE/CSE
4 joint ME/MSE
4 Joint ME/MEM
6 Accelerated Masters
person teams, remainder 3 person teams

5. Project Voting Drives team Selections
All Projects Need to be Staffed

6. Top 12 Vote Getters

7. Surprises

8. My Assumptions Google Poll – first time
You read and considered all of the project write ups
Areas of interest:
Reflect your interests
You want to work on a project that includes your area of interest
Not much preference between #1 and #5

9. My Observations “Hands on” Project selections didn’t match google poll
I used the written form
Project selections didn’t always reflect your interest areas
e.g. Fluids/thermo - picked mechanical design
“Hands on” – picked analytical projects

10. Process Started with lowest vote getters
Used areas of interest to put best team together
Most got #1 to #5 selections
Some did not get their selections

11. Teams xls
Teams

12. Next Steps Team Meeting by tomorrow 9/8
Introduce yourself
Contacts, communication, meetings
Contact Faculty Advisor by Friday 9/9
Set meeting times
Discuss project
Set Format for meetings
Not all Advisors identified yet
Contact ECE/CSE/MSE/MEM Teams

13. Next Steps Contact Sponsor by Friday 9/9 Co-ordinate with joint Teams
Schedule a Kick off meeting/initial phone call
Co ordinate with other teams
P&W, UTAS, Stanadyne…
Let me know
Co-ordinate with joint Teams
One meeting
Re-read the project write-up
Write down questions

14. Kick Off Meeting Arrange with Advisor Face to face preferred
Technical focal and other people
Ask Questions
Expectations/schedule
Deliverables
Get required info/data
Ask about NDA, IP,etc..
TAKE NOTES!
Get a tour – see the project!

15. About Me Name: Ryan Gaffney Grad Date: May 2016 Past Experience:
Manufacturing Engineering and Management:
Supply Chain Intern at PepsiCo
Hobbies:
Basketball, Golf, Skiing, Fishing
Interesting Fact:
I’ve played baseball with Mets Pitcher Matt Harvey

16. Syllabus Rev C Week Date Deliverable Assigned Deliverable Due Topic 1
M 8/29 W 8/31 F 9/2
MBTI
Resume
Projects
Overview / Introductions/Projects/Social Exercise Tom Mealy, Steve White, Resume and Letter, Projects Worksheet - due UTEB Rm 388 NOON + Google Poll 2
M 9/5 W 9/7
Proj State
Labor Day – no class Project Assignments; Project Statement, iClickers 3
M 9/12 W 9/14
Project Sch
Project Management –Mr. Dan Matyas,
Project Management –Mr. Dan Matyas 4
M9/19 W 9/21
Written presentations, Design reports, Design Reviews
Design Reviews, Communication Styles, Personalities, 5
M 9/26 W 9/28
Oral Presentations, Design Reviews
Design Reviews (no class meeting) 6
M 10/3 W 10/5
Unit Prob.
Statement Feedback, Engineering a Project, Unit Prob. Oral Presentations 1 Problem, Approach, Metrics 7
M 10/10 W 10/12
Oral Presentations 1 Problem, Approach, Metrics Oral Presentations 1 Problem, Approach, Metrics

17. Starting Now…. Start Problem Statement
Establish Roles and responsibilities
Define your approach
Build a schedule
Training required (codes…)
Start your research
Design reviews – template coming

18. Team 38 PW Bolted Joint Hill,Nicholas Blair Keck,Jared Daniel
See me after this class
Hill,Nicholas Blair
Keck,Jared Daniel
Zekowski,Jeffrey Saul
PW CTC on Sept 13, 1-3 pm

19. MBTI attributes Extrovert Introvert How do you make decisions
S- need specifics
N – go with hunches
What data influences decision
T - logical
F –personal values
How do you take actions
J -organized
P - spontaneous

20. Last Year’s Class data 15 ENFJ 5 INFJ ENFP 2 INFP 35 ENTJ 16 INTJ 10
ENTP
INTP
ESTJ 1
ISFJ 4
ESTP 7
ISTP

21. SENSING JUDGING (SJ) TEMPERMENTS: DUTY SEEKERS
ESTJ
Outgoing, energetic and dependable. Efficient, organized, and decisive. Likes administrating
ESFJ
Enthusiastic, sociable, and engaging. Likes to be needed and appreciated. Personable,
ISTJ
Reserved, persevering, loyal and careful. Systematic, organized, and focused on the facts. Hardworking, thorough and good at
ISFJ
Conscientious, trustworthy, and cooperative. Loyal, dependable, and self disciplined. Strong work ethic, completes tasks on time.

22. SENSING PERCEIVING (SP) TEMPERAMENTS: ACTION SEEKERS
ESTP
Likes risk, challenge and adventure. Energetic and constantly on the go. Lives live to the
ESFP
Caring, generous, cooperative and enjoys helping others. Friendly, gregarious, ener-
ISTP
Prefers, action to conversation. Likes adventure and challenge. Does well on crisis.
ISFP
Gentle, loyal and compassionate. Appears reserved and unassuming. Quietly does things

23. INTUITING THINKING (NT) TEMPERMENTS: KNOWLEDGE SEEKERS
ENTJ
Confident leader who likes to be in charge. Decisive and ambitious. Likes intellectual exchange. Ingenious and resourceful in solving complex problems. Innovative,
ENTP
Outspoken and thrives on challenge and debate. Enthusiastic, charming, gregarious
INTJ.
Independent and individualistic. Has great insight and vision. Skilled in creating theories
INTP
Analytical and brilliant. Conceptual problem -solver and original thinker. Idiosyncratic and nonconforming. Values precision in thought

24. INTUITING FEELING (NF) TEMPERMENTS: IDEAL SEEKERS
ENFJ
Friendly, charming, enthusiastic and socially active. Persuasive speaker and inspiring,
ENFP
Warm-spirited, helpful, accepting and compassionate. Full of enthusiasm and new ideas. Values freedom and autonomy. Good
INFJ
Sensitive, deep and sometimes mystical. Single minded regarding personal values and convictions. Has a rich inner life and values
INFP
Devoted, compassionate, open-minded and gentle. Dislikes rules, orders, schedules ad deadlines. Likes learning and being absorbed