Category: Collaboration Project

To: Professor Ellis

From: Devina Budhan, Dominick Denis, Tariq Hemraj

Date: December 24, 2019

Subject: Collaborative Project: Solar Panel Manufacturing & Its Waste

For our project, we focused on the irony of solar panels in terms of the process of making it is very harmful to the environment. We focused on finding alternative materials that could go into making the solar panels as a substitute for lead and silicon which are the leading materials as well as other solutions that can aid in the waste being produced.

Below we are including links to our project deliverables: 

Research Report

Presentation

Website

Report on Collaboration

TO: Professor Ellis

FROM: Burhan Saeed, Fernando Ortega, and Hector Dextre

DATE: 12/24/2019

SUBJECT: Subway Wireless Connection

In the past few years, there has been a rising demand for the internet due to its increasing usage all across the world. The world has changed throughout the years with new technology coming every year and so the demand for Wi-fi connection has increased. It would be beneficial to happily use the NYC subway for their Wi-fi system while commuting compared to other places around the world. Have the freedom to watch movies, shows, listen to music, use social media, or even browse online. Sadly that is not the case we have to face the problem of not having Wi-fi connection in the NYC subway cars while being underground. As technology changes so will the NYC subway with the use of their technology to implement the use of our mobile or laptop devices. For every problem there is a solution now we will have to propose possible solutions that will change this and make our ride home entertaining.

REPORT

PRESENTATION

WEBSITE

REPORT ON COLLABORATION

TO: Prof. Ellis

FROM: Long Jie Mai, Samuel Rivera, Haziafa Anas, Eric Llerena

DATE: Dec. 17, 2019

SUBJECT: Collaborative Project: Internet of Things

For our group, we are addressing issues regarding Internet of Things. Some of the problems we focus on are privacy, security and the communications with IoT devices. To solve this, utilizing Intrusion Detection System and Intrusion Prevention System the system will know suspicious activity is going on and drop its connection before it can even reach its destination.

Below we are including links to our project deliverables:

REPORT

PRESENTATION

WEBSITE

REPORT ON COLLABORATION

5G Coverage problem

By: Alain Palmer, Karmoko Sillah, Liuming Chen, Masum Hossain

This project is about the researching solution for the 5G coverage problem. The problem of 5G is its short effective range of each base station and mmWave frequency that cannot penetrate objects. Our recommendations are Advanced Antenna System, Massive MIMO, Small cells, Beamforming as outdoor solutions; a new indoor network architecture as the indoor solution; MapReduce and 2400 MHz-3800 MHz Band for further improvement of the network.

Project deliverables:

• Link to the Research Report
• Link to the OpenLab Project Site
• Link to Google Slides for Presentation
• Link to Reflection Report