Toggle high contrast Capstone Design Engineering Proposal for Industry Sponsors Name: Company Name: Mailing Address: Phone Number: E-mail Address: Identify expertise needed for the project: Select from the list below Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Electronics and Computer Engineering Robotics Engineering Systems Engineering Computer Science Project Title (Please describe the project with a concise title): Project Description (Provide a summary of the key project objectives in 250 words or less. Identify the anticipated scope of the project, such as analysis, hardware, software, processes, tests, and prototypes): Project Deliveries and Timeline (Provide a list of products/deliveries with time window): Known constraints on the problem (This would include factors such as total cost, size, regulatory limitations, available power, sources, scheduling conflicts, etc.): Confidentiality Requirements (Non-Disclosure): Select Required: If your proposal requires that any IP developed by students be assigned to the sponsor, you will be contacted to complete the Penn State Special Intellectual Property Agreement. None required Required Assignment of rights to Intellectual Property (IP): Select Required: If your proposal requires that any IP developed by students be assigned to the sponsor, you will be contacted to complete the Penn State Special Intellectual Property Agreement. None required Required Acknowledged Acknowledgement Statement By checking the Acknolwedged, I have read and understand the Key Information for Potential Sponsors and the Acknowledgement by Sponsor. Disclaimer Capstone projects are scheduled according to academic semesters and vary depending on the major in which the student is enrolled. All engineering, engineering technology, and computer science programs align their projects with the semester basis starting in January and finishing in May or starting in August and finishing in December. Typically, teams of three to five senior students work on each project. A faculty advisor mentors student for each project and meets regularly with them. Sponsors may assign an industry advisor who will communicate regularly with the student team and provide technical support when needed. Projects should be designed for approximately 300 to 400 hours of student project work depending on team size. Student project results are provided 'as is' without any representation or warranties whatsoever, whether express or implied, including, but not necessarily limited to any warranty as to fitness for particular purposes, merchantability, or non-infringement. All research performed is to be done by university students and is not subject to peer review or independent verification of results. Updated: 11/25/2024 03:27PM
