Polaris
Developing
firmware at
UBC Sailbot for a communication module that provides control and computation abilities for an autonomous sailboat.
Captain
Led an
engineering design team from 2022 to 2024, increasing its project budget by 50%. Read our
annual report and
prospectus if you would like to know more about the team!
→ Archive (2020~2023)
Smith and Andersen
As an Electrical Co-op, I was responsible for drafting and designing electrical systems for residential buildings, including power, lighting and fire alarm systems.
→ Involvement
• Low-Rise Design Manual
• Maplewood Garden (SLD + P, L & FA design)
• King George Tower (Load Calc. + P, L & FA design)
• Laval Square (Load Calc.)
• VAHA Apartments (Load Calc.)
• Isabella Residences (Lighting Coord. + P, L & FA design)
• Univ. of Waterloo Residence (Mech. Coord.)
• OAK & 37th (P, L & FA design)
• The Steller (P, L & FA design)
Weir Motion Metrics
As a Hardware Systems Co-op, I was responsible for testing both the electrical and software systems of the products.
My role later extended to writing new assembly manuals and updating out-dated BOMs, as well as streamlining the manufacturing processes.
→ Involvement
• Order Management Tool
• Storage Labelling System
• ShovelMetrics (Test + Manual & BOM)
• RS232 - RS422 Converter (Test + Manual & BOM)
• Power Supplies (Test)
ELEC 481: Economic Analysis (92%)
Financial analysis of engineering operations. [
Paper]
ELEC 391: Design Studio II (89%)
Design and implement digital communication system on DE1-SoC [
Code]
ELEC 311: Electromagnetism II (95%)
Waves and propagation; Maxwell’s equations; applications including transmission lines. [
Note]
ELEC 291: Design Studio I (89%)
Designing games using capacitive properties of a circuit; building a metal detecting robot [
Code]
ELEC 202: Circuit Analysis II (92%)
Phasor analysis and AC three phase power; Laplace transforms; transformers; transfer functions; 2nd order circuits. [
Note]