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• SEED Show 2002

FIRST PLACE: PUTTING TERRAIN TRAINING ZONE -- Ryan Franzen, Gary Gavin, Daniel Lang, Jason Wautier
Designed to emulate the slope of a golf putting green through user adjustment of individual contour points, this 13' x 4' realistic putting surface was designed to professional standards.

HONORABLE MENTION: HTS2 -- Danien Bugh (SE), John Farsatis (EE), George Karras (EE), Jarrett Simerson (CE)
HTS2 was designed to fully automate a home theater system by including a PDA and console to control the various entertainment subsystems. It is fully expandable with additional modules.

HONORABLE MENTION: WIRELESS INVIEW -- Mike Faulkner (CE), Adam Klaves (EE), Troy Pechman (EE), Reg Zeller (EE)
The design integrates the popular 802.11b wireless standard into existing Allen-Bradley InView electronic signs. A low-cost network analyzer was also developed to assist in surveying the site for effective communications.