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Title: Power Measurement of Performance Bicycles (Semester Unknown) IPRO 324: PowerMeasurementsForPerformanceBikesIPRO324PosterSp11
Creator: Dvorscak, Mike, Andrews, Preston, Lee, James, Wisniewski, Jerome, Fabian, Michael, Frebes, Elizabeth
Date: 2011, 2011-05
Description: Competitive cyclists around the world are using technology to monitor training data in order to improve their training methods. Power...
Show moreCompetitive cyclists around the world are using technology to monitor training data in order to improve their training methods. Power measurements are important to such training, however existing power meters are expensive and the cyclist must replace existing crank sets. Thus, IPRO 324 intends to develop a power meter that not only can be applied to any crank set but that will accurately collect and transmit data to current cycling computers as well as cost significantly less than comparable systems.
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Title: Educational and Technical support of Orthotics and Prosthetics Education in Latin America (semester?), IPRO 309: Orthotics and Prosthetics Edu in Latin America IPRO 309 Project Plan Sp06
Creator: Gracia, David, Prabhu, Vinit, Kelley, Kristen, Pellico, Christopher, Singh, Prachi, Rezek, Natalie, French, Elise, Grilley, Michael, Ogbonnaya, Amara, Maksimowicz, Piotr, Caro, Jahir, Lemley, Shea, Hamblen, Matthew, Patel, Sonali
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: There is an enormous need for creating and supporting education opportunities in orthotics and prosthetics in Latin America. The primary...
Show moreThere is an enormous need for creating and supporting education opportunities in orthotics and prosthetics in Latin America. The primary objective of this IPRO is to support the first orthotics and prosthetics educational program (established in February 2005) in Bogotá, Colombia.
Deliverables for IPRO 309: Educational and Technical support of Orthotics and Prosthetics Education in Latin America for the Spring 2006 semester
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Title: Transients on transmission lines and modern protective devices
Creator: Muelleman, Joseph P., Smely, James
Date: 2009, 1920
Publisher: Armour Institute of Technology
Description: http://www.archive.org/details/transientsontran00muel
Thesis (B.S.)--Armour Institute of Technology

Title: IIT Saves Water (Summer 2011) IPRO 346: IIT Saves Water IPRO346 Summer 2011 Brochure
Creator: Li, Cheng, Ruth, Anthony, Romo-ortiz, Esther, Kenward, Joshua, Patel, Mansi, Natarajan, Narayan, Rajagopalan, Raksha, Tapia, Rene
Date: 2011, 2011-07
Description: The purpose of this project is the advancement in knowledge of, and applied practical solutions to the challenges of sustainability in regards...
Show moreThe purpose of this project is the advancement in knowledge of, and applied practical solutions to the challenges of sustainability in regards to a very specialized area of water conservation. The harvesting of air conditioner condensate could potentially lead to the conservation of a great deal of both water and money. Pentair, a company specialized in providing water solutions, is interested in the technology to harvest the condensate from A/C in buildings, and is our sponsor. We aimed to create public awareness surrounding the potential non-potable use of air conditioner condensate through demonstration and presentation. The IPRO Team of Summer 2011 will advance the prior work by focusing upon building public awareness and working to change public policy. The Team will utilize social media promotional strategies/messages and implementation. The Team will also identify the practical and political barriers to main stream harvesting of condensate and develop action plans to overcome the barriers. The two activities of the Team will be to build public enthusiasm for condensate harvesting via social media and secondly to summarize all IPRO condensate efforts into a presentation with collateral materials and share it with organizations that have outreach missions of sustainability and conservation.
Sponsorship: Pentair, Inc
Project Plan for IPRO 346: IIT Saves Water for the Summer 2011 semester
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Title: Web Application for Electrical Contractors for LEED Building Projects (Semester Unknown) IPRO 338: WebApplicationForElectricalContractorsForLEEDBuildingProjectsIPRO338FinalReportSp09
Creator: Tomal, Dan, Akbany, Omair, Asher, Michael, Aulfata, Muluken, Bennett, Casey, Day, Michael, Kim, Woochan, Park, Minah, Shaffer, Dan, Lee, Yeseul,, Zajac, Greg
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: The purpose of this IPRO is to develop a website to host a user-friendly online database of green technologies information for the Electrical...
Show moreThe purpose of this IPRO is to develop a website to host a user-friendly online database of green technologies information for the Electrical Contractors’ Association of the City of Chicago. This website will involve providing data on green electrical products with cut sheets, pricing and distributor information, return on investment projections, and LEED certification facts. The use of this website should help create a well informed transition from industry standard electrical products, to green alternative products, as well as cut down on miscommunication between architects and electrical contractors.
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Title: Nana A Sustainable Restaurant (Semester Unknown) IPRO 371: NanaASustainable RestaurantIPRO317EthicsSp10
Creator: Bajzek, Sasha, Boubel, Kenneth, Deboth, Ray, Ellsworth, Seth, Hussaini, Bushra, Jeong, Hye Sun, Jin, Keo-jin, Kavicky, Matthew, Kim, Kibum, Klusek, Natalia, Yun Lee, Sang, Lee, Sukmin, Margolis, Jordan, Mellom, James, Qi, Tianshu, Roth, Jessica, Geun Yun, Joong
Date: 2010, 2010-05
Description: Nana Organic is a family owned organic restaurant in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood, offering lunch (and soon dinner) options with an...
Show moreNana Organic is a family owned organic restaurant in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood, offering lunch (and soon dinner) options with an emphasis on organic and sustainable produce. The owners of Nana, and IPRO 317’s client, stressed the importance of reaching out to the community that has been always been a part of their lives, while spreading the message of sustainability and ecological awareness – all of which would fuel and accommodate future growth.
Sponsorship: NANA
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Title: EBSD CHARACTERIZATION OF LOW TEMPERATURE DEFORMATION MECHANISMS IN MODERN ALLOYS
Creator: Kozmel, Thomas S Ii
Date: 2015, 2015-05
Description: For structural applications, grain re nement has been shown to enhance mechanical properties such as strength, fatigue resistance, and...
Show moreFor structural applications, grain re nement has been shown to enhance mechanical properties such as strength, fatigue resistance, and fracture toughness. Through control of the thermo-mechanical processing parameters, dynamic recrystallization mechanisms were used to produce microstructures consisting of sub-micron grains in 9310 steel, 4140 steel, and Ti-6Al-4V. In both 9310 and 4140 steel, the distribution of carbides throughout the microstructure a ected the ability of the material to dynamically recrystallize and determined the size of the dynamically recrystallized grains. Processing the materials at lower temperatures and higher strain rates resulted in ner dynamically recrystallized grains. Microstructural process models that can be used to estimate the resulting microstructure based on the processing parameters were developed for both 9310 and 4140 steel. Heat treatment studies performed on 9310 steel showed that the sub-micron grain size obtained during deformation could not be retained due to the low equilibrium volume fraction of carbides. Commercially available aluminum alloys were investigated to explain their high strain rate deformation behavior. Alloys such as 2139, 2519, 5083, and 7039 exhibit strain softening after an ultimate strength is reached, followed by a rapid degradation of mechanical properties after a critical strain level has been reached. Microstructural analysis showed that the formation of shear bands typically preceded this rapid degradation in properties. Shear band boundary misorientations increased as a function of equivalent strain in all cases. Precipitation behavior was found to greatly in uence the microstructural response of the alloys. Additionally, precipitation strengthened alloys were found to exhibit similar ow stress behavior, whereas solid solution strengthened alloys exhibited lower ow stresses but higher ductility during dynamic loading. Schmid factor maps demonstrated that shear band formation behavior was in uenced by texturing in these alloys.
Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering, May 2015
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Title: The Effects of Green Technology on Electrical Contractors (Semester Unknown) IPRO 338
Creator: Althoff, Sarah, Boonstra, David, Dilger, Andrew, Haque, Sabeen, Kamdar, Amit, Marrari, Giuseppe, Mitchell, Jason, Patel, Vrudhdhi, Saulog, Jeremy, Sin, In Seok, Standard, Steve, Wright, James
Date: 2008, 2008-05
Description: Electrical Contractors’ Association of the City of Chicago
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Title: Web Based Wind Monitoring (Spring 2001) IPRO 330: Web Based Wind Monitoring IPRO330 Spring2001 Final Presentation
Creator: Kaczor, Brian, Hussaini, Imran, Parikh, Nikie, Oganwu, Anwuli, Mampilly, Jobby, Graham, Aaron, Sheth, Osama
Date: 2001, 2001-05
Description: This project will investigate the technical, legal and economic issues associated with designing, building, installing and operating a wind...
Show moreThis project will investigate the technical, legal and economic issues associated with designing, building, installing and operating a wind speed/direction monitoring station on the lakefront that provides real-time data to a web site for convenient access by wind surfer enthusiasts, sailors and others. A need has been identified among the wind surfer enthusiasts in the Chicago area for improved information about wind conditions at selectedlocations along the Lake Michigan shore that are popular sites for wind surfing as well as sailing. General information about wind speed and direction is available today from the National Weather Service, but unfortunately it is not sufficiently localized or up-to-date to provide a reliable indication of existing conditions or trends. Access to highly reliable and more accurate predictive information at a specific location is important to wind surfers, because there is considerable wasted time and effort associated with traveling to a wind surfing location, only to find that the conditions are not acceptable. The team will explore the feasibility of designing, installing and operating a wind monitoring station at a location along the lakefront. An initial task may be to investigate any related installations around the country that monitor local conditions and present it in real time on the web. This project involves mechanical and electrical design, as well as control software and web site development. The project work extends beyond the technical in order to address the range of practical issues that must be addressed to make it happen. This includes investigating the legal (liability), regulatory (permitting), aesthetic (ordinances), economic (installation, maintenance), safety, security, public relations and marketing issues. This project is a continuation of a Fall 2001 project that has been making progress in developing a prototype.
Sponsorship: IIT Internal R&D in Collaboration with the Chicago Park District.
Project Plan for IPRO 330: Web Based Wind Monitoring for the Spring 2001 semester
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Title: Enhancing the Reliability and Performance of Paper Shredders (semester?), IPRO 321: Manhattan Group Product Design and Perf Eval IPRO 321 Abstract Sp07
Creator: Tomsa, Michael, Zverev, Dmitriy, Pelae, Raisa, Strassler, Garrett, Kovacs, Julianna, Kwon, Chil-woong, King, Richard, Myers, Donald, Mennenga, Gregory, Chen, Jianyu
Date: 2007-05, 2007-05
Description: The objective of this team will be to improve safety, performance and evaluate/design an implementation for the reduction of noise emission...
Show moreThe objective of this team will be to improve safety, performance and evaluate/design an implementation for the reduction of noise emission from the sample of Paper Shredder Prototypes provided to us by “The Manhattan Group”, project sponsor. Another objective of this team is to evaluate the current market offerings and price points and create new industrial designs for a line of paper shredders that could be sold at retail stores such as Staples, Target, or Office Depot. Designs should focus on a new feature or style.
Sponsorship: Seth Lewis, President, The Manhattan Group
Deliverables for IPRO 321: Enhancing the Reliability and Performance of Paper Shredders for the Spring 2007 semester
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Title: Assessiong and Improving Interprofessional Education at IIT (semester ?), IPRO 339: Assessing and Improving Interprofessional Edu at IIT IPRO 339 IPRO Day Presentation F06
Creator: Baranggay, John, Clark, Brian, Dow, Daniel, Fung, Janel, Goulain, Jean-bapstiste, Hu, Xiao-xuan, Kibilko, Margaret, Martinov, Ivan, Oster, Josh, Young, Elizabeth, Zavala, Arthur
Date: 2006-12, 2006-12
Description: The main goal of IPRO 339 is to continue to improve upon the IPRO program experience by creating and selecting IPRO proposals and also...
Show moreThe main goal of IPRO 339 is to continue to improve upon the IPRO program experience by creating and selecting IPRO proposals and also developing teambuilding games, both of which are to adhere to the IPRO Learning Objectives of teamwork, communication, project management, and ethics.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 339: Assessing and Improving Interprofessional Education at IIT for the Fall 2006 semester
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Title: Operation Marketing Gurus (Semester Unknown) IPRO 346: OperationMarketingGurusIPRO346MidTermPresentationSp09
Creator: Coughlin, Dan, Hamann, Eric, Hasan, Hasan, Lipman, Tim, Milkic, Jelena, Park, Jay, Phillips, Zack, Tishler, Michael, Wilke, Kara
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: The goal of Operation Marketing Gurus is to expand the customer base of Daco, Inc. We plan to achieve this through several objectives...
Show moreThe goal of Operation Marketing Gurus is to expand the customer base of Daco, Inc. We plan to achieve this through several objectives including:  Seeking new customers for existing Daco products  Researching new products desired by current Daco customers  Designing and marketing new products to Daco customers
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Title: The Rotten IPRO (Semester Unknown) IPRO 312: TheRottenIPRO312EthicsSp09
Creator: Cargill, Matthew, Coad, Matthew, Dominski, John, Gulling, Richard, Karpuzi, Isida, Morton, Stacy, Nielsen, Lisa, Oblenida, Cindy, Olichwier, David, Rossi, James, Ryan, Emily, Szpiech, Paulina
Date: 2009, 2009-05
Description: Our team, IPRO 312: The Rotten IPRO’s goal is to determine the best method on how to recycle organic waste generated by the university....
Show moreOur team, IPRO 312: The Rotten IPRO’s goal is to determine the best method on how to recycle organic waste generated by the university. Research and analysis will inform us on whether initiating a composting facility on campus is feasible or not. The opening of a composting facility can reduce the university's environmental impact. Furthermore, IIT can serve as a model to expand composting across the city of Chicago.
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Title: IPRO Knowledge Management System (Semester 1 of Unknown) IPRO 339: IPRO Knowledge Management System IPRO 339 IPRO Day Presentation S04
Creator: Ferguson, Daniel, Dronamraju, Rahul, Yadlapalli, Sushma, Benzeev, Dror, Haque, Nadim, Nakao, Annabella, Hasenfang, Dennis, Schroeder, Melissa, Paruchuri, Samantha
Date: 2004-10, 2004-07
Description: 338 Complete iKNOW programming v1.0/1.1 Test iKNOW system v1.0 Build Topiary Applications for the IPRO program Produce Rollout plan for iKNOW...
Show more338 Complete iKNOW programming v1.0/1.1 Test iKNOW system v1.0 Build Topiary Applications for the IPRO program Produce Rollout plan for iKNOW in the fall 339 Do spring assessment analysis Deliver fall 03 team assessments to faculty Evaluate use of yahoo groups, suggest alternatives Revise and conduct team briefings and debriefings Conduct alumni survey on IPRO experience
Sponsorship: IPRO, Topiary
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Title: Electrostatic Recording System Employing Photoconductice Electrodes
Creator: Brophy, James J.
Date: 4/23/2009, 1967-10-10
Description: Sponsorship: IIT Research Institute
United States Patent

Title: Growing Water: 31st Street Eco-Boulevard and IIT Pavilion Prototype (Semester Unknown) IPRO 322
Creator: De Vita, Niels, Kreitzer, Michael, Oh, Hyunjoo, Vassi, Anna, Boder, Matthew, Johnson, Drew, Fong, Patrick, Ramey, Ronald, Stopic, Milena, Irish, Sean, De Marco, Juan, Urdiales, Miguel, Blackketter, Joshua, Konwar, Riju, Kuzmicki, Kamil
Date: 2008, 2008-05
Description: • To create publicity and awareness about the state of Chicago water and the need to start taking steps to preserving and restoring it. • To...
Show more• To create publicity and awareness about the state of Chicago water and the need to start taking steps to preserving and restoring it. • To create a catalog of sustainable methodologies to be implemented in an urban planning strategy throughout the city of Chicago. • Enhance the impact of the Eco-Boulevards in the community. • Collaborate with the city of Chicago and the project team regarding possible implementation of ecological strategies regarding water. • To research and share methods, techniques, practices, equipment, biology, etc. of functional living machines and make it available knowledge. • To establish a social program for the living machine Pavilions to create public interaction points with the ecological function of the living machine.
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Title: Portable and Secure Medical Data Management System (semester?), IPRO 304: Portable and Secure Medical Data Management System IPRO 304 Abstract Sp06
Creator: Abubakar, Usman, Benaska, Steven, Brenyo, Michael, Dmitry, Ratnikov, Dughman, Lutfi, Emelogu, Ikechi, Kelkar, Shaan, Khan, Shaan, Oza, Pooja, Sharma, Kanishk, Trockman, Brett
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: The goal of this project is to design software to support the secure use of portable memory as a medium for transferring secure data. Envision...
Show moreThe goal of this project is to design software to support the secure use of portable memory as a medium for transferring secure data. Envision yourself carrying around sensitive data (e.g., passwords, account numbers) on a flash drive that: 1. is secure from unauthorized access, and 2. will not attack another machine on installation (e.g., with a virus). A flash drive is initialized to contain user data as well as an application that allows these data to be manipulated in a consistent way by various entities. Depending on the entity, different data are visible and changeable.
Deliverables for IPRO 304: Portable and Secure Medical Data Management System for the Fall 2006 semester
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Title: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 338: iKNOW Management IPRO 338 IPRO Day Presentation Sp06
Creator: Collard, Aaron, Crulcich, Jake, Debiak, Carol, Edwardson, John, Hasija, Abhinav, Krzyzek, Piotr, Lam, Christopher, Meyer, Douglas, Ramakrishna, Sushanth, Roberson, Dennis, Robinson, Joy, Schramm, Dan, Tillmans, Mike, Wojtowicz, Norbert
Date: 2006-05, 2006-05
Description: IPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover...
Show moreIPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover rate and few teams continuing across semesters a large amount of valuable project knowledge was being lost. To address this issue, the IPRO knowledge management tool – iKNOW, was developed to assist with capturing and cataloging the knowledge generated from IPRO projects during each semester. This semester, IPRO 338 was charged with the full implementation of IKNOW across the 36 teams in the IPRO Spring semester. However, since this report was completed prior to the iKNOW upload deadline, a full accounting of the number of compliant teams was unavailable.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2006 semester
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Title: PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND THERMODYNAMIC MEASUREMENTS OF SOME HEUSLER COMPOUNDS
Creator: Chen, Song
Date: 2012-08-14, 2012-07
Description: Heusler alloys are compounds based on the original Heusler phase Cu2MnAl which are ternary intermetallics with a particular chemical...
Show moreHeusler alloys are compounds based on the original Heusler phase Cu2MnAl which are ternary intermetallics with a particular chemical stoichiometric formula X2YZ and face-centered cubic structure. Heusler alloys are of interest because of a range of physical phenomena which may occur in them that can be applied in mechanical or electronic devices, including shape memory property and disorder/order phenomenon. In this work, a high temperature drop calorimeters and Setaram calorimeters were used to obtain the enthalpy of formation and heat capacity of compounds in the Mn-based Heusler compounds (X2MnZ). Lattice parameters of these compounds were determined with XRD, and phase equilibria in these alloy system were studied in this work. Phase transformations were studied with DSC and dilatometry. The work is aimed at populating databases for computational thermodynamics, developing an understanding of alloying and clarifying phase equilibria.
M.S. in Material Science and Engineering, July 2012
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Title: Systems, Methods, and Protocols for Process Migration and Group Membership management
Creator: Sun, Xian-he, Du, Cong
Date: 2014-03-05, 2012-12-18
Description: A system, method, and set of protocols for dynamic group communication are provided for enabling dynamic process migration and dynamic group...
Show moreA system, method, and set of protocols for dynamic group communication are provided for enabling dynamic process migration and dynamic group membership management. A process in a group receives and distributes a migration signal. Group communication continues while the processes in the group asynchronously reach a global superstep and then a synchronization point. The processes then spawn a new process on a new device and update group membership information. The new process operates in continuous execution with the new group.
Sponsorship: Illinois Institute of Technology
United States Patent
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