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A multi-faceted project that serves as an academic and intellectual experience for students

Capstone Project

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Similar to thesis, results in a report, performance or presentation in a product

Capstone Project

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Designed to encourage students to think critically and connect their projects to community issues

Capstone Project

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  • Final crowning and protective stone laid in the top of an exterior wall.

  • Final crowning moment of your education

Capstone

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Students will produce a major work of content (book, research, etc.) that can be of use to others

Content-focused project

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The completed work might include a business or strategy plan or other practical elements of launching the initiative. Students will create a new business, organization, or initiative.

Entrepreneurial-Focused Project

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Students will create a new technology tool which might include a a app, module, software, or other project that focuses on developing a technology product or component

Technology-Focused Projects

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The UN established ___ as a reference to address such conflicts and give better lives for people in all areas of our planet.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

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Their main task is to tackle these challenges along with others to make the world more sustainable for future generations.

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There are how many goals in SDG and they are focused on the sustainable development of our future generations?

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 Complete eradication of poverty in all of its forms everywhere

No Poverty

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 End hunger, promote agriculture, and provide food for every person.

Zero Hunger

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Ensure health and provide care for everyone regardless of their age.

Good Health and Well-being

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Ensure quality education that is equitable and inclusive

Quality Education

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Eradicate gender-based discrimination and empower all women.

Gender Equality

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Ensure and develop appropriate water supply and waste disposal systems.

Clean Water and Sanitation

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Provide access to affordable, reliable and modern energy.

Affordable and Clean Energy

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Provide constant and inclusive enhancement of economic activities.

Decent Work and Economic Growth

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Develop resilient infrastructure and enhance creativity.

Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

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Further decrease and eradicate the inequalities that exist

Reduced Inequalities

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Develop cities and communities that are inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable

Sustainable Cities and Communities

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Promote patterns of consumption and production that are sustainable

Responsible Consumption and Production

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Make urgent efforts to combat climate change and its effects.

Climate Action

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Protect and manage the oceans, seas, and marine resources.

Life Below Water

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Conserve and promote the sustainable use of land-based ecosystems.

Life on Land

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Support the achievement of peaceful and constructive solid societies

Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

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Revamp and strengthen global partnerships for sustainable development.

Partnerships for the Goals

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This phase usually begins with a problem

IDEA PHASE

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The problem statement is typically only vaguely defined and requires research into its ____ and its ____

viability and its feasibility

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suggests that there is significant value in pursing solution

Viability

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serves as a check on whether the idea can be realized

Feasibility

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This means that people, technology, and time resources are readily available or known; resources may not be available directly, but can be found

High feasibility

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means the resources may be rare or do not exist

Low feasibility

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The most critical part of the idea phase is to define the _____, validate its _____, and identify the _____ who desires its solution

problem, value, customers

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This phase is about generating numerous models (mathematical, physical, simulation, simple drawings or sketches), which should convey that the solution meets the customer’s expectations or requirements.

CONCEPT PHASE

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The numerous concepts are generated using brainstorming techniques, in which elements of one concept are recombined with other elements to find a single concept that fits best.

CONCEPT PHASE

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The concept phase ends with the selection of a what?

single concept

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____ _____ and _______ are required to merge concepts

Design judgment and compromise

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This phase is about defining the implementation plan: identifying the people task, task durations, dependencies, interconnections, and budget required to get the project done.

PLANNING PHASE

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Tools used to convey information include Gantt and Pert charts, resource loading spreadsheets, sketches, drawings, and models to validate that the project can be successfully completed

PLANNING PHASE

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One critical tool of the planning phase is the what?

system engineering diagram

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shows the solution as an interconnection of smaller and less complicated sub-systems

system engineering diagram

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It establishes all the inputs and outputs for each module, as well as the way in which the module transforms the inputs into outputs

system engineering diagram