P17345: Deployable Noise Meter

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Project Summary	Project Information
Our senior design project is to develop a device that will measure the friendly competition between colleges at RIT’s convocation. During this friendly competition Provost Haefner calls on each college to see who can show the most spirit. Currently the scoring for the competition is solely based on the Provost and thus the college that is furthest away from the main stage does not sound as loud as the college closest to the stage. This creates a biased system to see which college has the most spirit. The expected end result is to accurately measure all types of cheering from the college when called upon and displayed the results.	Project Name Deployable Noise Meter Project Number P17345 Project Family Automated Systems and Measurement Start Term Fall 2016 End Term Spring 2017 Faculty Guide Mr. Harold Paschal Primary Customer Beth DeBartolo Sponsor (financial support) RIT

Team Members For MSD I

From Left to right: Vashti Green, Zachary Maher, Sergio Martins, Jillian Walsh, Mandala Murphy, Nathan Burlee

From Left to right: Vashti Green, Jillian Walsh, Nathan Burlee, Sergio Martins

MSD I & II	MSD I	MSD II
Team Values and Norms Planning & Execution Project Photos and Videos Imagine RIT	Problem Definition Systems Design Preliminary Detailed Design Detailed Design	Build & Test Prep Subsystem Build & Test Integrated System Build & Test Integrated System Build & Test with Customer Demo Customer Handoff & Final Project Documentation

We would like to acknowledge the guidance of Mr. Harold Paschal and Dr.Elizabeth DeBartolo.