Company Benefits
- Work first hand with creative and resourceful students:
- To recruit
- Build company’s brand
- Diverse design team lead by faculty expert
- Solve those nagging problems
- Potential for new process, opportunities, and reduced costs
Senior Design Project
Miami University's College of Engineering and Computing continues to develop and strengthen relationships with business partners to enhance the students’ experience and benefit the company. The Senior Design Project is an incredible way for students and companies to partner to solve an engineering and computing problem. Students gain real-world design and project experience while working through a design process. Businesses interact and engage with the students and benefit from the technical skills and expertise of the students and the faculty advisor while creating close relationships with the students for future work.
Senior Design Project Benefits
Miami University Engineering and Computing students love to use their imagination and ingenuity to have an impact on their world. Students can share their expertise and determination with private companies, public organizations, nonprofits, startups, and even help fellow Miami students refine their entrepreneurial ideas by providing technical resources to the project development.
Student Benefits
- Gain hands-on experience
- Interact with industry professionals
- Work closely with faculty advisor
- Apply academic knowledge to real-world problems:
- Problem solving and critical thinking
- Project management
- Leadership
- Team-building
- Communication
- Technical
Company Expectations
Identify a project idea
- Appropriate for an entry-level engineering or computing employee
- Most projects are nine months from August to April; consideration will be given to four month projects from August to November or January to April
- Three to five team members
- Multi-disciplines teams are acceptable and encouraged
Identify project champion who can commit to regular interaction with the student team including
- Answering questions
- Providing feedback
- Attending the kick-off meeting
- Attending the project presentation
Provide all of the information, data, resources, and background necessary for the project team
- Make a tax-deductible donation to support the design team
- Determine the project budget
- Optional Company activities:
- Attend team meetings
- Host the students at your facility/site for a tour
- Provide employees to act as judges for the student presentations
Timeline
For Senior Design Projects that start in Fall and end in Spring
- Senior Design Project Applications are now open for Fall 2024.
- August 15: Senior Design Application closes for Fall Semester Projects
- Late August: Students matched with projects
- Mid-September: Student team members meet with company liaison for kick-off meeting
- December: Project Update
- April - Team Presentations
- May 1 - Senior Design Project Expo
- May 2 - Alumni Conference and Senior Design Project Award Presentations
Most Senior Design Projects last for two semesters. Consideration will be given to projects that have a one semester duration.
There are a limited number of Senior Design Projects that start in January and end in December. Please complete the Senior Design Project Application prior to December 1.
2023-2024 Senior Design Projects
| Project Name |
|---|
| Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering |
| Hydro Gravitational Energy Storage System |
| Biomimetic Helmet Design (Device Design For Sports) |
| Design of a Biochemical Process for Small-Molecule Chemical Production |
| Energizer: Micro UV Decontamination |
| Designing a Low-Cost Gluten Sensor Utilizing Aptamers and Gold Nanoparticles |
| Developing Transport Phenomena Laboratory |
| Alcoholysis of PET in Nonaqueous Solvents for Polymer Recycling |
| Separating Methane and Carbon Dioxide from Biogas using PDMS Membranes |
| Proposing a New Design for a 3D Printed Hip Implant |
| Synthesis of Electrochemical Biosensor for Fatigue Analysis via Lactate Detection |
| Pulse Oximeter Construction |
| Papermaking - The Corrugated Box |
| Adsorption Process Using Activated Biomass to Remove Manganese from Potable Water |
| UC Health Emergency Department Optimization |
| Miami University's Chem-E-Car |
| Reverse Engineering 3D Printer for Tissue Engineering Applications |
| Project Name |
|---|
| PixelPals |
| Database Design and Visualization / Visualite |
| Security of Machine Learning II |
| Collaborative Flowchart Tool V2 |
| Softball Tournament Planner Team II |
| Softball Tournament Planner Team I |
| Softball Tournament Planner Team III |
| Computer Vision For Healthcare |
| Proposal Management Chatbot |
| The Hearts App |
| Ecommerce Site |
| AVID Customer Matching System |
| Security of Machine Learning I |
| CyberSecurity CTF |
| Metaverse Interaction |
| Bus Scheduling Mobile Application |
| Graph Your Own Adventure (GYOA) |
| Climb Higher |
| Mixed Meta Machine |
| Contract Management System |
| QuickQuit |
| Unpaper |
| Customer Onboarding Experience |
| Purrfect Health |
| IntelliGroups |
| Capstone Management System Team 1 |
| Automated Attendance System |
| Industry Relations CRM |
| NES Emulator |
| Project Name |
|---|
| mmWave Radar for Search-and-Rescue Operations |
| Load Shed/Rolling Blackout |
| Automatic Composing |
| Anti-Radiation Missile Simulation |
| Red/Blue Video Game for Attack and Defensive Analysis |
| Harnessing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for License Plate Recognition |
| Tic-Tac-Co |
| Robotic Dog - Project Buster |
| Swarm Robotics |
| Virtual Twinning to Measure a Circuit and Predict Component Failure |
| Robotic Swarm Using Artificial Intelligence for Direction Finding and Localization |
| Virtual Personal Trainer |
| Formula SAE Powertrain Development |
| Autonomous Vehicles using the Robot Operating System |
| Self Driving Car |
| Project Name |
|---|
| Molding |
| JETCAT Thrust Reversal |
| Building an Efficient Composting Structure |
| Bowling |
| Crop Roller |
| HBC Remote |
| Battery Powered Refrigeration Unit (BRU) (KEG2) |
| Multi-slot MUD Base for Injection Molding |
| Solar District Cup |
| Car Wash |
| Fischer Backus |
| KEG 1 |
| Pelletizer |
| Afton Chemical Clutch |
| Planter/ No Till Drill Project |
| Water Jet |
| Project Name |
|---|
| 3D-Printed Prosthetic |
| OwlByte Virtual Pet Planner |
| Neuro App |
Contact Information
To learn more about the College of Engineering and Computing's Senior Design Projects, contact Colleen Bush (bushc4@MiamiOH.edu).
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