SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECT MATCHING
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Thank you for your interest in sponsoring a capstone design project. This page will provide you with information to help you in authoring a successful project for students and to answer some of the questions regarding IP and the program that may not have been adequately answered elsewhere.

  1. Design Program brochure with program description (for interdisciplinary projects)
  2. Hints for formulating a successful design project
  3. Example successful project descriptions:
  4. Choosing a good industry mentor for a design project
  5. Intellectual property documents. In order to simplify a cumbersome administrative process, we ask that you submit a program description with a Purchase Order. Students will then sign the accompanying student IP agreement to assign IP to your organization. If required, project websites can be password protected for the duration of the course. Students will be required to give public presentations of their projects as a part of the course. Content can be previewed for disclosure issues as required.
  6. Purchase Order attachment. In order to reduce the overhead of these small contracts, we ask that this attachment accompany a Purchase Order, rather than a contracting process.
You may contact the Project Coordinator with any additional questions or concerns.

If you wish to edit a project you have already submitted, please visist this page.

Project title:
Project type:
Intellectual Property:
Course:
Year: 2008
Semester: Fall
Name of sponsoring company:
URL of sponsoring company:
Information on project sponsor ( characters):
ITAR/Citizenship restriction:
Scope of work (including key specs) ( characters):
Disciplines necessary:
Information
Please create an ideal team of 5 students. Our students need team-building skills in groups of sufficient complexity to challenge their current skills, which is why we have created this constraint of a team of 5. Ultimately the final project teams vary from 3-7 members based on optimization of available students.
Discipline Count
Aerospace Engineering
Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Engineering Management
Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Physics
Environmental and Chemical Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Irrigation Engineering
Materials Science & Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Optical Sciences and Engineering
Systems Engineering
Skills necessary (50 characters each): 1)
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Additional resources available to student ( characters):
Key contact name:
Key contact email:
Key contact phone:
Requested Students:
If you know of certain students whom should be in this project, enter their names here.
Number of projects committed to funding:
If you will be submitting multiple projects with the intention of funding fewer of them than submitted, please enter the number you are committed to funding here (leave blank if you are committed to funding all projects)
You may attach a file for students to view: