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	Fall 2005 - Present Dartmouth Formula Racing - Vehicle Dynamics This culminating project at Thayer School was a team effort.  This Formula Society of Automotive Engineering (FSAE) racecar was entirely designed and built by the 2006 team. My sub-team was primarily concerned with the vehicle dynamics of the car which also included creating an Anti-Roll Bar package. More Details...

	Spring 2006 Computer Aided Mechanical Design - R/C Model Speedboat This R/C controlled model speedboat has a dual out-board motor design. All parts were designed and manufactured at Thayer School of Engineering. Parts were designed using Pro-Engineer. Manufaturing methods included thermoforming, CNC, injection molding and vacuum casting. More Details...

	Fall 2005 Mechanics - Remote-Controlled Trash Removal This R/C controlled robot has the capability of navigating a complicated course of benches, chairs and ramps simulating an althletic stadium while collecting trash placed around the course. After collection, it returns the trash to separate recylcling bins. Robots were to be designed, analyzed and constructed to complete the task. More Details...

	Fall 2002 Engineering Entrepreneurship - Campus Cruiser   This belt-driven bicycle was designed to allow students easy campus commuting without the heavy maintenance that chain-drive bicycles require.   More Details...

	Spring 2003 Thermodynamics - Sterling Engine This sterling engine was built from scratch using the machine shop facilities at Thayer School of Engineering. It was used to investigate the thermodynamics of the Stirling Cycle. More Details...

	Spring 2003 Digital Electronics - Morse Code Decoder This circuit was created to effectively decode Morse Code typed into the button interface and display the decoded letters onto a monitor. More Details...

	Winter 2003 Materials Analysis - Superconductors The making of these superconductors was to investigate their properties while also analyzing the influence that altering the fabrication process would have on the superconductors performance. More Details...