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Project Overview
TEAK-Bioengineering Project PRP
The WE @ RIT (Women in Engineering) Organization maintains and supports the TEAK (Traveling Engineering Activity Kits) Program. Traveling Engineering Activity Kits are designed and developed by R.I.T students to utilize creative and interactive tools to teach and expose students in the surrounding Rochester community about engineering concepts and fundamentals. The focus and objective of this TEAK Program is the Development of four engineering activity kits that will allow students to utilize creative learning tools to learn and discuss engineering topics related to health, medicine, and biology as they pertain to the field of bioengineering technology and systems. In addition to this, each kit will contain a detailed lesson plan pertaining to that individual TEAK Kits focus. Lessons plans will offer teachers in the surrounding Rochester community the ability to instruct and teach their students the concepts of each TEAK kit without an engineer being present. As these kits will be used by many students in the surrounding communities around R.I.T, it will be important for these kits to be safe, portable, and durable.
Support for the TEAK-Bioengineering Project is provided by the National Science Foundation's Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) program under Award No. 0737462. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
Sponsors
National Science Foundation.
WE @ RIT - Women in Engineering.
The TEAK Program.
Bioengineering Overview
Bioengineering is the application of engineering principles to address challenges in the fields of biology, health, and medicine. The primary focus of bioengineering is the application of engineering fundamentals to the full spectrum of living systems.
New York State Learning Standards
NYS Math, Science, and Technology Standards
Source: http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/ciai/mst/techmap/map.html
Source: http://www.albanyinstitute.org/Education/standards.pdf
Source: http://www.nylearns.org/standards/browsestandards.asp
TEAK - Bioengineering Senior Design Team
William Scorse - Department of Mechanical Engineering. (Team Lead)
Nick Dalton - Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Rich Liccion - Department of Industrial Engineering.
Eugene Koon - Department of Electrical Engineering.
Jing Tao Gao - Department of Electrical Engineering.
Administrative Information
- Project Name
- TEAK - Bioengineering.
- Project Number
- P09041
- Project Family
- Bioengineering Fundamentals
- Track
- Bioengineering Systems and Technology
- Start Term
- 2008-2
- End Term
- 2008-3
- Faculty Guide
Dr. Bailey
Dr. DeBartolo
- Faculty Consultant
- Julie Onley
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Ryan Hellems
- Primary Customer
- RIT - WE@RIT and The TEAK Project
- Customer contact information
- RIT - WE@RIT and The TEAK Project
Dr. Margaret Bailey
WE@RIT Executive Director.mbbeme@rit.edu.
585-475-2960
2009 ASEE Conference
Planning
TEAK - Bioengineering Planning
Concept Development
TEAK - Bioengineering Concept Development
System Level Design
TEAK - Bioengineering System Level Design
Detail Design
TEAK - Bioengineering Detail Design
Testing and Refinement
TEAK - Bioengineering Prototyping
Published Documents
Concept Design Review Documents
Detailed Design Review Documents
TEAK - Bioengineering Final Project Documentation
TEAK - Bioengineering Technical Paper
TEAK - Bioengineering Technical Paper - Word File
TEAK - Bioengineering Technical Poster
TEAK - Bioengineering Final Team Self-Assessment
Winter Quarter 08-2
Spring Quarter 08-3
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