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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325: AffordableandSustainableQualityOfLifeImprovementsIPRO325PosterSp10
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325: AffordableandSustainableQualityOfLifeImprovementsIPRO325ProjectPlanSp10
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325: AffordableandSustainableQualityOfLifeImprovementsIPRO325FinalPresentationSp10
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325: AffordableandSustainableQualityOfLifeImprovementsIPRO325MidTermPresentationSp10
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325: AffordableandSustainableQualityOfLifeImprovementsIPRO325FinalReportSp10
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Affordable and Sustainable Quality of Life Improvements (Semester Unknown) IPRO 325: AffordableandSustainableQualityOfLifeImprovementsIPRO325BrochureSp10
Creator: Collins, Dorothy, Jung, Young, Kimball, Mark, Lange, William, Parks, Nikki
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: 3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves...
Show more3 billion people cook their meals over open fires on primitive stoves inside their homes. Indoor air pollution from those primitive stoves kills 1.5 million people worldwide. Furthermore, indoor air pollution is fifth most costly environmental degradation issue in the Peru. Previous IPRO 325 classes have made stove for Peru. However, the stoves made from previous IPRO 325 classes did not work properly. The purpose of this subteam of the spring 2010 IPRO 325 is to improve the stove and help Peru realistically.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Poster Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Project Plan Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Final Presentation Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Final Report Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Brochure2 Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Ethics Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 MidTerm Presentation Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Plot Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling For Enhancing A Classic Country Club IPRO320 Brochure1 Sp11
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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Title: Cottage and Area Physical Modeling for Enhancing a Classic Country Club (Semester Unknown) IPRO 320
Creator: Biel, Timothy, Bradley, Joshua, Gill, Leonard, Gima, Daniel, Hill, Jenelle, Hold, Melissa, Holm, Alisa, Ishii, Jill, Kois, Carolyn, La Marca, Christopher, Lange, William, Matuszak, William, Mauban, Elizabeth, Mosey, Grant, Ng, Angela, O’keefe, Trevor, Pais, Coral
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling...
Show moreThe IPRO 320 team is tasked with assisting Olympia Fields Country Club in making 3D models of their cottages and designing a bridge. Modeling all 26 cottages will necessitate the accurate collection of data from the cottages at the site. This will require the team to first survey the site and collect field data including measurements and digital photographs. After the data is collected, modeling of the cottages will start using computer software. This will be put into a presentable format for the country club. Also a publication is to be made on the process used in the collection of field data. The designing of the new bridge will serve as a Capstone requirement working with Robinson Engineering. Achieving this objective will require information from the site as well as an understanding of regulations involved in constructing a bridge. The model of the bridge will be presented to the country club as a possibility for replacing the existing deteriorating bridge. This document will give an extensive overview of the IPRO project. It will provide information on team members, details of the project procedure, and goals and expectations of the project. Work ethics and how to resolve team issues will be discussed. Also a brief history on Olympia Fields Country Club will be given.
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