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Archive from the Spring 2001 semester.
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Our problem: "Doctors are now finding it necessary to test patients experiencing pain or numbness primarily in their extremities, and possibly the trunk or face for neurological damage and warm/heat sensitivity by applying hot sensations to their skin. A device that heats up to target temperatures of 38 and 45 degrees Celsius relatively quickly, and is able to be used many times per charging of the handle is preferred. This device would be an attachment to the already existing battery operated portable and wall mounted Welch-Allyn ophthalmoscope/otoscope handle."
Our team:
Andrew Hoyord
Bern Jordan (Communications)
David Manthei (Course Improvement)
Dana Mueller (Team Leader)
Paul Victorey (Webmaster)
Currently, we are awaiting parts to arrive; we will then build our prototype and begin testing.
Progress report archive coming soon.
2/9/01 - Meet with client
2/9/01 - 2/16/01 - Develop a working PDS
2/16/01 - 2/23/01 - Continue working on and testing last semester's prototype.
Work on the mid-semester oral and written reports.
2/23/01- 3/2/01 - Work on the mid-semester oral and written reports.
3/2/01 - Give oral presentation
3/2/01 - 3/9/01 - Decide on final design
3/9/01 - 4/27/01 - Work on sketches, design prototype, and work on final reports
5/4/01 - Final presentations
5/14/01 - Meet with advisor to discuss project
For questions regarding the content or layout of the webpage, please direct your inquiries to the webmaster, Paul Victorey (pmvictorey@students.wisc.edu). Other questions about the project should be directed to the project communications leader, Bern Jordan (jbjordan@students.wisc.edu).
This page complies with CSS and HTML 4.01 Transitional standards as set forth by the W3C. Further, this page conforms to W3C's "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0", available at http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WAI-WEBCONTENT-19990505, level Double-A.
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