Here are the CPE program
announcements for November 20, 2015
Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/calpolycpe
Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/calpolycpe
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1. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
2. Upcoming WISH Activities
3. Upcoming SWE Activities
4.
Upcoming EWB Activities
5. Facebook
Talk | November 20 | 20A Lobby | 2pm
6. Tech Elective Option |
Appropriate Technology for the World’s People: Design
7. Winter Course 2016 Offering LAES 411: Global Synthesis
in Liberal Arts & Engineering Studies
8. Order of the Engineer
Ceremony | December 11 | 4 – 6pm | Bldg 007
9. Automated Crop/Irrigation Monitoring Project Needs a CPE Student
10. Physics Learn By Doing Lab: Electronics, Playdoh, and
Video-Game Controllers
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1. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
EE 322 IS NOT A VALID
TECHNICAL ELECTIVE FOR CPE STUDENTS
CPE Students: Do NOT take EE
322! It is NOT a vaild technical elective for CPE students. It is an "easier"
version of CPE 329. If you have any
questions, please contact the CPE Office at cpe@calpoly.edu.
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CPE IS LOOKING FOR PHOTOS!
CPE would like to feature
your photo on our Facebook page! Have you taken a stunning sunset image, fun
shots on campus, or interesting photos during study time? Send them to us at cpe@calpoly.edu.
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2. Upcoming WISH Activities
Mentor/Mentee Froyo
Yogurt Creations
Friday, Nov. 20th @ 4pm-5pm
Midterms have us all feeling a little burned out-- come de-stress
in the best way on the Friday before Thanksgiving with your mentor or mentee at
Yogurt Creations!
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3.
Upcoming SWE Activities
SWE
Scholarships
We gave
out over $30,000 in scholarships last year and now is the chance to get your
share of it! Please complete the application form and submit it to the SWE
Office (197-212) no later than Friday, December 4, 2015 at 4 pm. The SWE Office
is opened from 10 – 4 pm from Monday through Friday. Please see the attached
application. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Kristina Mai
at cpswescholarship@gmail.com.
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Tutoring
at San Luis Obispo High School
Mondays-Fridays
3:10 PM -
5:00 PM
San Luis
Obispo High School
San Luis
Obispo High School needs volunteers for its after school tutoring program
Monday-Friday from 3:10PM-5:00PM. If you are available one or more days a week
during this time, SLO High and its AP students would greatly appreciate your
help with homework and AP exam preparation. If you are interested in this
opportunity, please email Berkeley Davis (cpswehsoutreach@gmail.com).
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4.
Upcoming EWB Activities
PROJECT TEAM MEETINGS
India Project Team: Monday
from 7-9pm in 10-220*
Malawi Project Team: Monday
from 7-9pm in 10-115 *
Nicaragua Project Team:
Monday from 7-9pm in 10-124*
Thailand Project Team:
Monday from 7-9pm in 10-126*
Local Project Team: Monday
from 7-9pm in 10-221*
Fundraising Team: Thursday
from 10-11am in Library 216M
*Monday Night Meetings: Please meet in the Building 10 courtyard
for brief EWB announcements
EWB Letter Campaign
Our fundraising team has been working hard on our annual letter
campaign! We are asking that each member submit three addresses of family,
friends, or supporters to send these letters to. Please fill out this form with
your three contacts: http://tinyurl.com/q6ybvqk
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5. Facebook
Talk | November 20 | 20A Lobby | 2pm
Visitors
from Facebook will be in the building 20A Lobby at 2pm today to take about Data
Center Design. Please
join us and learn how about Facebook designs its data storage facilities around
the world.
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6. Tech Elective Option |
Appropriate Technology for the World’s People: Design
This is a “Design and Build”
class aimed at practical technologies for world’s poor, but also emphasizes
innovation, societal context, and empathic design. In the past, there has been
a considerable number of engineering students working along side Arts students,
each benefitting from the interdisciplinary exposure. A great technical
elective option for engineering students.
Univ 392 Appropriate
Technology for the World's People: Design
GE Area F
Term Typically Offered: W
Prerequisite: Junior
standing and completion of GE Area B, or graduate standing. Recommended: UNIV
391, GE Area D2, GE Area D3
Addresses the needs of
international impoverished communities with technological solutions, which are
inexpensive, ecological sustainable, and socially appropriate. Group student of
target communities, and design and construction of an appropriate technology
prototype.
For more information contact
Pete Schwartz at pschwart@calpoly.edu .
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7. Winter Course 2016 Offering LAES 411: Global Synthesis
in Liberal Arts & Engineering Studies
In this hands-on class you will work in teams to revise and
improve Solar Powered Educational Learning Library kits that disseminate
educational materials over an off-line Wi-Fi hotspot. Last year, we designed,
built, and deployed 50 SPELL libraries! We also discovered plenty of room for
improvement so that the project can expand. Are you up for the challenge?
To Enroll: This Liberal Arts and Engineering Studies (LAES) 411 class
is open to all Cal Poly students with Junior standing or above. Admission by instructor approval only.
Contact Prof. Laura Hosman: lhosman@calpoly.edu
For more information visit http://solarspell.org/
Course Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/nktfn83
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8. Order of the Engineer
Ceremony | December 11 | 4 – 6pm | Bldg 007
The Order of the Engineer is an association for graduate and
professional engineers in the United States, it emphasizes pride and
responsibility in the engineering profession. This is not a membership
organization; there are never any meetings to attend or dues to pay. Instead,
the Order fosters a unity of purpose and the honoring of one's pledge.
At the ceremony, you will take an oath in which you promise to be
an ethical engineer. Then, Dean Larson will induct you with a ring and
certificate. The ring is worn on your pinky finger of your dominate hand. It
will make a *clink* noise when you sign your name on documents which will
remind you to always be an ethical engineer.
For more information about the Order: http://www.order-of-the-engineer.org
You can register at the link below, the Engineering Dean's Office
or the ESC table in front of the library.
Event Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/o96rvyn
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9. Automated Crop/Irrigation Monitoring Project Needs a CPE Student
BioResource
and Agricultural Engineering students David Ashton and Jimmy
Roslund are working to upgrade their U-Farm system, a irrigation monitoring
system for crops. Because sensors are in every part of the system, they would
like to monitor each individual U-Farm from a "base-station" or
central station. This would allow them to send messages to the farmer of each
U-Farm, via mobile app, that would inform the farm on tasks to be completed. The
system would also allow the central station to send a maintenance engineer
address the issues and lower liability issues. The system could also suggest
recipes based upon what the farmer is growing at the time.
They are looking for a CSC/EE/CPE team member who could program an app
and "base station" to accomplish the tasks outlined above. They would also like someone that could aid
the current group members on programming the main interface of the U-Farm.
For more information, contact David Ashton at david.ashton27@gmail.com.
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10. Physics Learn By Doing Lab: Electronics, Playdoh, and
Video-Game Controllers
Lead 5-8th grade Lead 5-8th grade
students in students in scientific exploration scientific exploration and gain
early and gain early teaching experience teaching experience while on campus!
You will learn to teach students
how to build simple electric circuits
using batteries, LEDs, resistors, buzzers, switches, and other “action
oriented” electronics, with Playdoh (yes Playdoh!) as the core construction
element.
For more info, see course flyer: http://tinyurl.com/otncdum
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