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Title: Web-Based Support for Diabetes (semester?), IPRO 315: Web-based Support for Diabetes IPRO 315 Final Report F05
Creator: Russell, Derrick, Meriyan, Eren, Michael, Addis, Niyanta, Arora, Tina, Chiu, Byung, Kim, Jung, Kim, Salman, Mohiuddin, Benson, Okeiyi, Floriann, Stankovich, Shailvi, Tyagi, David, Zaboli
Date: 2005-12, 2005-12
Description: The main objective of this team is to learn the current software of GlucoSim and its website, and to improve them in it in four aspects:...
Show moreThe main objective of this team is to learn the current software of GlucoSim and its website, and to improve them in it in four aspects: Nutrition, Glycemic Index, GlucoSim and Software. Each aspect will have a sub-group dedicated to the necessary work. The finished project will hopefully be published on the web as a free tool for those who are interested in learning the effects of glucose on the body, with the major demographic being diabetic patients
Deliverables for IPRO 315: Web-Based Support for Diabetes for the Fall 2005 semester
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Title: Orthotics and Prosthetics In Latin America (Semester Unknown) IPRO 309
Creator: Ashley, Trevor, Fischer, Stephanie, Kim, Joseph, Kumontoy, Allton, Lasowsky, Oksana, Miller, Luke, Sardi, Carlos, Shaw, Jessica, Song, Matthew
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: There exists a strong demand for orthotics and prosthetics (O & P) in Latin America, with approximately 2.5 million people in need of this...
Show moreThere exists a strong demand for orthotics and prosthetics (O & P) in Latin America, with approximately 2.5 million people in need of this type of care. IPRO 309 was started in the spring of 2006 with the goal of helping to make this type of care more readily available. However, there are only 50 certified and 1500 uncertified, O & P practitioners in Latin America. In order to become a certified practitioner, a student must graduate from an ISPO accredited program. Unfortunately, there is currently only one ISPO accredited program in existence in Latin America, along with several other programs that are not ISPO accredited. In October of 2004, Centro Don Bosco (Bogotá, Colombia), Don Bosco University (San Salvador, El Salvador), and the Laboratorio Gilete (Bogotá, Colombia) signed an agreement to establish the first accredited O & P education program in Colombia. Since then, Centro Don Bosco has allotted 3,500 square feet of space for the thriving faculty, classrooms, manufacturing training, and vocational workspace that are necessary for an ISPO accredited program.
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Title: Virtual Reality: Developing an Advanced Immersive Visualization Environment at IIT (semester?), IPRO 351
Creator: Abdul, Michael, Chang, Robert, Merchant, Madhur, Smith, Johannes, Birek, Eliza, Habib, Ibrahim, Norby, Gerald
Date: 2005-05, 2005-05
Description: The main objective of the Spring 2005 IPRO 351 team is to develop a business plan for the installation of a virtual reality facility on the...
Show moreThe main objective of the Spring 2005 IPRO 351 team is to develop a business plan for the installation of a virtual reality facility on the IIT Main Campus. Implementation of the plan will consist of three primary objectives over the semester. First the team will research current virtual reality institutions and applications.
Deliverables for IPRO 351: Virtual Reality: Developing an Advanced Immersive Visualization Environment at IIT for the Spring 2005 semester
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Title: Art at IIT (semester 2 of unknown) IPRO 359: Art at IIT IPRO 359 Poster F04
Creator: Shah, Ami, Bridges, Jeremiah, Kim, Young, Klemm, Erika, Lamprecht, Krystle, Velazquez, Itzi, Viswanathan, Swapna, Watanabe, Elisa, Lahkani, Rupa, Garascia, Dominic
Date: 2005-01, 2004-12
Description: In hopes to continue enriching the lives of those around IIT, EnPRO 359 proceeded to find locations and inspect all the business details...
Show moreIn hopes to continue enriching the lives of those around IIT, EnPRO 359 proceeded to find locations and inspect all the business details associated with such a mission.
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Title: AISC Steel Bridge Competition (semester?), IPRO 315
Creator: Babel, Alek, Bajkovec, Ivan, Galvan, Marco, Giana, Emiliano, Heler, Naomi, Helland, Matthew, Hiner, Ross, Imam, Erum, Jay, Ryan, Kazi, Syed, Koning, Kyle, Kovacevic, Vladimir, Purpura, John, Racheva, Mira, Roustan, Arianna, Sales, Hermenegildo, Sanz, Dennis, Shorette, Lucas, Winter, Timothy
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: IPRO 315 is the steel bridge competition IPRO. The point of the IPRO is to design and build a bridge based on rules assigned by ASCE, the...
Show moreIPRO 315 is the steel bridge competition IPRO. The point of the IPRO is to design and build a bridge based on rules assigned by ASCE, the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Deliverables for IPRO 315: AISC Steel Bridge Competition for the Spring 2006 semester
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Title: Art at IIT (semester 2 of unknown) IPRO 359: Art at IIT IPRO 359 Abstract F04
Creator: Shah, Ami, Bridges, Jeremiah, Kim, Young, Klemm, Erika, Lamprecht, Krystle, Velazquez, Itzi, Viswanathan, Swapna, Watanabe, Elisa, Lahkani, Rupa, Garascia, Dominic
Date: 2005-01, 2004-12
Description: In hopes to continue enriching the lives of those around IIT, EnPRO 359 proceeded to find locations and inspect all the business details...
Show moreIn hopes to continue enriching the lives of those around IIT, EnPRO 359 proceeded to find locations and inspect all the business details associated with such a mission.
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Title: Art at IIT (semester 2 of unknown) IPRO 359: Art at IIT IPRO 359 Midterm Report F04
Creator: Shah, Ami, Bridges, Jeremiah, Kim, Young, Klemm, Erika, Lamprecht, Krystle, Velazquez, Itzi, Viswanathan, Swapna, Watanabe, Elisa, Lahkani, Rupa, Garascia, Dominic
Date: 2005-01, 2004-12
Description: In hopes to continue enriching the lives of those around IIT, EnPRO 359 proceeded to find locations and inspect all the business details...
Show moreIn hopes to continue enriching the lives of those around IIT, EnPRO 359 proceeded to find locations and inspect all the business details associated with such a mission.
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Title: DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL PANCREAS (Semester Unknown) IPRO 308: Creating an Artificial Pancreas IPRO 308 Final Report F08
Creator: Klug, Allen, Kuuspalu, Adam, Smith, Adam, Naveenan, Anju, Sin, In Seok, Sonoiki, Olufemi, Wakeman, William
Date: 2008, 2008-12
Description: Our team was asked to come up with an innovative and non-invasive means of extracting and measuring glucose levels in the body as well as...
Show moreOur team was asked to come up with an innovative and non-invasive means of extracting and measuring glucose levels in the body as well as administering insulin back into the body, also by non-invasive means. Our research lead us to several reports on the effectiveness of ultrasound in expanding pore opening diameters. We decided to approach the problem with a device that would administer ultrasonic vibration to the surface of the skin thus expanding the pore openings. Once expanded a combination of vacuum and reverse iontophoresis would then extract a small amount of interstitial fluid. The fluid would be measured for glucose concentration using impedance spectroscopy. Once a glucose concentration was found, a proper amount of insulin would then be administered back through the skin by means of pressure and iontophoresis. Our experiments were conducted on harvested porcine skin. Sonic vibration at or around 10kHz served as a substitute for ultrasound. Vacuum was administered to the surface of the skin after a set amount of time of sonic vibration. Although results at first seemed promising, further investigation into the behavior of harvested skin yielded that our results were not as they seemed. Impedance spectroscopy was explored by first trying to find the resonant frequency of glucose. Earlier attempts at this were unsuccessful do to frequency limitations of measuring devices. Our team learned of a device that could measure 10 times higher frequencies than what had previously been recorded, but unfortunately was unable to solidify a concrete resonant frequency for glucose.
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: The Opportunities and Challenges Of Mobile Devices In The Corporate Communication Environment IPRO310 Poster Sp11
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: The Opportunities and Challenges Of Mobile Devices In The Corporate Communication Environment IPRO310 Final Report Sp11_redacted
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: The Opportunities and Challenges Of Mobile Devices In The Corporate Communication Environment IPRO310 Project Plan Sp11_redacted
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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Title: Improving Global Supply Chain Management (Spring 2011) IPRO 306
Creator: Bakalli, Burim, Lopez, Leonardo, Edlinger, Erhan, Doshi, Dhaval, Froment, Margaux Jeanne, Greenfield, Hannah, Njoagwuali, Tuesday, Njoagwuali, Tuesday, Oduola, Oluwabanji, Pulido, Luis, Ramesh, Arya, Abad, Suzanne Razmi Heshat
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: IPRO 306 team is tasked with assisting a major plumbing manufacturer, Sloan Valve, in improving the global chain supply as well as the overall...
Show moreIPRO 306 team is tasked with assisting a major plumbing manufacturer, Sloan Valve, in improving the global chain supply as well as the overall effectiveness and efficacy of their equipment and processes. Sloan Valve has three projects with IPRO 306 will be involved, and they range in three different fields of the manufacturer. The projects which IPRO 306 will be involved are: • Overall Equipment Efficiency (OEE) • Cost Matrix • Green Supply Chain The Cost matrix project group seeks to develop a tool that can capture and compare the different costs the company incurs when buying parts oversees vs. domestic. Sloan's idea is to start selling their products in other parts of the world at competitive price. Some of these markets are very competitive when it comes to price. So if Sloan buys materials domestically may not be able to offer competitive pricing worldwide. By creating a cost matrix tool, the company will be able to compare costs of raw material ordered abroad versus locally and wisely decide what the best choice to pursue is. The Second project is Overall Equipment Efficiency (herein after as OEE) which will be a continuation of last semester Lean Implementation project. OEE is designed to eliminate any downtime of a machine. Through a tracking process, OEE will help eliminate downtime and efficiently determine what is causing this down time. The goal of the project is to further make the OEE process more efficient in addition to creating and perfecting a tracking system which will be able to analyze and create reports from the data that will be input into the system. The third project is the Green Supply Chain. Currently, there is no industry standard for being “green.” The goal of this project is to establish a definition of “green,” and create a cost effective, consumer appealing, way to introduce this into the Sloan Valve supply chain. After defining “green,” team members will examine and create a strategy detailing ways in which Sloan Valve can implement green initiatives into the Sloan Valve supply chain. The purpose of this document is to give a detailed overview of the project, as it is currently defined through our meetings and charters provided by Sloan Valve. This document will provide critical information about the project involving the team and its assets, team goals, conflict resolutions and more. In addition it will also provide a brief background on Sloan Valve, along with a discussion of issues facing both the company and the IPRO team. A methodology of the project will be discussed as well as key deliverables and a work breakdown structure of the project.
Sponsorship: SLOAN
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: The Opportunities and Challenges Of Mobile Devices In The Corporate Communication Environment IPRO310 Brochure2 Sp11
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: The Opportunities and Challenges Of Mobile Devices In The Corporate Communication Environment IPRO310 MidTerm Presentation Sp11
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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Title: The Opportunities and Challenges of Mobile Devices in the Corporate Communication Environment (Semester Unknown) IPRO 310: The Opportunities and Challenges Of Mobile Devices In The Corporate Communication Environment IPRO310 Brochure1 Sp11
Creator: Clemente, David, Huang, Stephen, Kitaka, Andrew, Knippen, Matthew, Maries, Marius, Mohan, Vinu, Peterson, Michael, Putylo, Marek, Siuty, Michal, Yanover, Rachel
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: The goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The...
Show moreThe goal of IPRO 310 is to aid Tellabs in embracing current mobile technology and applications so as to increase employee productivity. The IPRO 310 team is tasked with determining employee user groups, investigating current technology to tailor to each group, and researching security solutions.
Sponsorship: Tellabs, Naperville, IL
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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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