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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIZxSZJMU2Y

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https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/fever/in-depth/thermometers/ART-20046737?p=1

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150 words saying who is in your group, what each person is doing, what disease you have, and the work flow.

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Project Proposal is due

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1.5 Pages (12 pt Times New Roman, single spaced) that explains what disease you are working on, gives a geographic location for people/animals that are affected, contains 5 obtainable goals, proposes a technology to treat/detect the illness, lists how you will create it (tinkered, arduino, etc), & has a brief description of proposed cost and your ad campaign (what software will you use).

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Emerging Infectious Disease Research Document is due

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Emerging Infectious Disease Research Document

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Emerging Infectious Disease Research Document

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2 pages, single spaced, 12 pt Times New Roman, in text citations and MLA formatted works cited. Works cited does not count toward page limit. This document should identify the disease you plan to treat and cover its natural history, how it is spread, and current efforts to eradicate it.

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Deadline to register teams for the 2017 Wearable Device Challenge

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Deadline to submit all materials from competing teams & register students

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Wearable Device Challenge held at NC State University

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The Wearable Device Challenge integrates the One Health Initiative concepts and the Grand Challenges of Engineering to create a competition where students will be tasked with designing a wearable device to monitor the health of a human or animal based on environmental factors and/or disease transmission. The One Health Initiative is a collaborative initiative which focuses on the health of humans, animals, and the environment. Through studying these connections we can better understand animal to human interactions, prevention of disease transmission, and correlations between the environment, animal and human health.

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-Create a wearable device for a human or an animal
-Make a poster detailing the design process of your product
-Create an ad campaign for your product
-Keep an engineering design journal
-Register to compete & submit materials
-Compete!

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For the competition, students will use the engineering design process to design their wearable device to solve a global health challenge. High school students will be required to design a working prototype of their device along with an ad campaign and poster. Middle school students will be required to design a prototype of their device along with an ad campaign and poster.

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The ad campaign can be in any form the team chooses (commercial, radio ad, song, flyer, website, etc.), but it must be geared towards the target population for your device. The ad campaign should provide information on why the device is needed and who will benefit from its use. The ad campaign should explain how to use the device and what the device does.

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Each team will be responsible to creating a poster documenting the engineering design process used to create their device. It is highly suggested that the teams keep an engineering journal throughout the process of their design to document the steps of the engineering design process (this will be very useful in the creation of your poster).