Design of an Alarm System for an Ostomy Pouch

• Directed a five-member team of engineering students to develop an alarm system for a urostomy pouch that mimics the function of a real bladder in 4 months • Built a prototype of the final solution for demonstration and introduced the device through a PowerPoint presentation; provided spreadsheets for cost analysis to market the prototype to the client • Developed a conceptual and final design specification for the intended product using weighted decision matrices and through the analysis of the social, economic and environmental impact of the final product • Prepared Executive Summaries and weekly progress reports through the use of Microsoft Project to coordinate the design progress with the client and faculty project manage