2002 Class Schedule - BME 272 - Actual 

Date Topic Details Reading Assignment
8/29 Introductions Clouse, Falk, King, Walker, Cordray, class Chapter 1 in class & handout*
9/03 Dr. Tom Harris
King
Employment, etc.
Overview
Chapter 2  
9/05 King Chapters 1 & 2 Review QFD,use qfd2000 for 2.12
Flowcharting
2.3, 2.4, 2.12
9/10 King Chapter3 + TRIZ Chapter 3 &4 3.3, 3.5
9/12 Jason Roberts - project
Dr. Thomas Doyle -projects
Chapter4 begin IWB Master Modules 1-7, Chapter 6.2 homework_4
9/17 Dr. David Black, Aegis, -project
King IWB Intro.
  modules 1-7 homework_5
9/19 Dr. Wes Ely
King
Project
Chapter5, Chapter6
Chapter5 & 6 4.3, 5.2, 5.3
9/24 Julie Trusock - Kimberly Clark Corp.
Zion Bar-El - Ideation International
     
9/26 King Chapter15 Chapter 15 15.5, 15.6, 6.1
10/1 Dr. Russ Waitman Database design   homework_8
10/3 Lynne Falk   Chapters12&19   12.2, 12.4, 19.5
10/8 Dr. Dan France Hospital efforts in safety    
10/10 Mr. Rich Fries Reliability Chapter 13 13.8, 13.9, 13.4
10/15 Entrepreneurship & how to start a device company... Tim Taylor www.harbert.net
www.alabama-infotech.org
www.endius.com
 
10/17 King, safety Chapter11   11.3, 11.10, 11.15
10/22 no class fall break    
10/24 Lynne Falk   Chapters 20&22   20.3, 20.5, 22.8, Concept_map_asmt
10/29 Bryan Cox, Tech transfer
King:  Ch10 & 21
Biomaterials
Professional Issues
Ch10, Ch21 10.5, 10.10, 21.2, 21.5
10/31 King FDA, CE Ch14, Ch18 14.5, 14.9, 18.3
11/05 King Human Factors, Industrial Design Ch8, Ch9 see:
http://www.bctechinc.com/
8.1, 8.4, 9.6
11/07 Falk, review Future of design Ch24  
11/12  Falk review if not done on the 7th      
11/14 Final Exam
Title and topic due to King
5 points    
11/19 work on projects      
11/21 meet for exam hand back and
NCIIA Format proposal due
course evaluation
15 points
course evaluation
 
 
11/26  & 28 Thanksgiving break    
12/3 progress report 1 due on web 4 points    
12/5 NCIIA proposal on web 5 points    
12/10 progress report 2 due on web 4 points    
12/12 IWB part 1 & 2 on web 10 points    

* All assignments will be due in one week, unless otherwise noted. Homework grades will decrease by one point (10 pt scale) for everyday the assignment has not been turned in after the due date. Homework that is turned in after the class following its due date will receive a grade of zero. Late homework will not be accepted for full credit without a legitimate health or interview excuse. Advice: there is a very high correlation between low exam grades and lack of homework turned in. We discourage email submission of homework, if you must use this technique ask for a return receipt to verify delivery.

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