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Senior Design Project

Featuring student project displays and oral presentations

from the nine undergraduate programs in the College of
Engineering and Computer Science
SDPS 2019
 Front and back cover photos:
Smart Prosthetics Team, Mechanical Engineering Department
Grand Prize Winners of the 2018 Senior Design Project Showcase
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dean’s Message 4
College Leadership 5
College Industry Advisory Board 6
Industry Judges 7
Faculty Moderators and Faculty Advisors 8
Program 10
Oral Presentation Schedule 1 1
Donor Recognition 1 2
Senior Design Projects 15
Civil Engineering & Construction Management Projects 16
Computer Science Projects 19
Electrical & Computer Engineering Projects 22
Manufacturing Systems Engineering & Management Projects 24
Mechanical Engineering Projects 25

Location
University Student Union (USU) map 11
Directions and Parking Information 30

2019 SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT SHOWCASE 3

 Message from our INTERIM DEAN
Greetings,

On behalf of our students and faculty, I welcome you to

our tenth annual 2019 Senior Design Project Showcase
(SDPS) event from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. on April 26, 2019 in
the USU Northridge Center and Grand Salon at California
State University, Northridge. This year’s SDPS features 29
senior design projects from all the undergraduate programs
in our college. Also, oral presentation sessions have been
planned where the teams from each program as selected
by the department/program have been invited to compete
for prizes. As in past years, the projects will be judged by a
distinguished panel of industry experts. You can find detailed
information about the event on the web at http://www.csun.
edu/engineering-computer-science/senior-design-project-showcase. It has been exciting
to watch this event grow and expand over the years and is a testament to our hardworking
students who are ably guided by our faculty and our supporters from industry.

By way of background, the College of Engineering and Computer Science is home to

about 4,500 students and 66 full-time faculty members, with active searches to fill eight
new faculty positions this fall. We offer ABET accredited undergraduate programs in Civil
Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Information Technology, Electrical Engineering,
Computer Engineering, Manufacturing Systems Engineering, Engineering Management,
and Mechanical Engineering. The Construction Management program is accredited by the
American Council for Construction Education. We also offer several contemporary Masters
degree programs such as our newly revamped, online Engineering Management program
emphasizing entrepreneurship and innovation. The college graduates over 800 students
annually from these programs to meet emerging workforce needs. Our students continue
to garner accolades and recognition for their accomplishments at regional and national
competitions. Graduates from the college’s programs serve in leadership positions in
industry, government and academia. A testament of the vision of our President Dr. Dianne
Harrison: Through CSUN we all rise.

Don’t miss this opportunity to see and hear firsthand from our outstanding students and
soon to be graduates. I am sure you will be impressed with the diversity and quality of our
student projects and look forward to seeing you on April 26th.

Sincerely,

Hamid Johari, Ph.D.

Interim Dean

18111 Nordoff Street • Northridge • California 91330-8295 • (818) 677-4501 • fax (818) 677-2140
 COLLEGE LEADERSHIP
INTERIM DEAN
Dr. Hamid Johari
818.677.4501
[email protected]

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN

Dr. Robert Ryan
818.677.2183
[email protected]

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN

Dr. Ani Nahapetian
818.677.2183
[email protected]

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND OPERATIONS

Ms. Magda Azouz
818.677.3435
[email protected]

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
Ms. Heather Lake
818.677.3850
[email protected]

CIVIL ENGINEERING &

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CECM)
Dr. Nazaret Dermendjian (Chair)
818.677.2166
[email protected]

COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS)

Dr. Richard Covington (Chair)
818.677.3398
[email protected]

ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER

ENGINEERING (ECE)
Dr. Sembiam Rengarajan (Chair)
818.677.2190
[email protected]
MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT (MSEM)
Dr. Behzad Bavarian (Chair)
818.677.2167
[email protected]
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (ME)
Dr. J. Michael Kabo (Acting Chair)
818.677.2187
[email protected]

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 COLLEGE INDUSTRY ADVISORY BOARD (IAB)

ADEBOLA (BOLA) AYORINDE JOSHUA KENDALL

Director, Design and Field Accounting, Sr. Radar Technical Staff
Transmission and Distribution Edwards Air Force Base
Southern California Edison
MICHAEL C. McALPINE
VAUGHN CABLE (IAB CHAIR) Vice President, Project Executive, CM
Spacecraft Communications Systems & Construction Management Division –
Operations Group Western Territory
Caltech - Jet Propulsion Laboratory STV, Inc.

TAMMY L. CHOY CAROLE MORTON

Vice President, Chief Information Officer President
The Aerospace Corporation Salt Interprises

CHRISTOPHER M. ERICKSON PEGGY NELSON

Director, Los Angeles Advanced Programs Consultant
Chief & Project Engineering/Technical Fellows
and Knowledge Management FELIX RABINOVICH
Aerojet Rocketdyne Vice President
ATIMS
MILAD GIRGIS
Vice President & Franchise Leader, PHIL TOKUMARU
Global Deep Brain Stimulation Therapy & Vice President and Technical Fellow
Program Management AeroVironment, Inc.
Boston Scientific Neuromodulation
CHARLES VOLK
MICHAEL A. GROSS Vice President and Chief Technologist
Division Manager Northrop Grumman Corporation
Autonomous Systems Division Navigation Systems
Caltech - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
MARILEE WHEATON
LAURA HOWARD Systems Engineering Fellow
Program Manager Systems Engineering Division
Boeing Defense, Space & Security The Aerospace Corporation

BALAJI IYER DAN WILDT

Director Director, Woodland Hills Engineering
Offensive Electronic Warfare Systems Northrop Grumman Corporation
Engineering Division Mission Systems
Naval Air Warfare Center Point Mugu

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 INDUSTRY JUDGES

Andrew Anagnost ‘87 Michael Dipsia Kenny Long

President and CEO Branch Chief Software Program Manager
Autodesk Senior Construction Engineer Advanced Research
Department of Transportation Medtronic Diabetes
Lisa Bayne
Mechanical Engineer Linda Friedman Jeffrey Megivern
Combustion Devices Design Director, Software & Systems Engineering Mechanical Systems Engineer
Aerojet Rocketdyne Northrop Grumman Navigation Systems Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL)
Mechanical Engineering Industry Computer Science Industry
Liaison Council Liaison Council Reza Miremadi ‘90, MS ‘93
Director of Engineering
Khashayar Behdinan Robert Gibson ‘85, MS ‘90 Tactical Missile Systems
President, Pointfar Automation Senior Manager AeroVironment Inc.
and Director of Process and Combustion Devices & Valves
Measurement Control Division Aerojet Rocketdyne Felix Rabinovich
International Society of Automation Vice President
Shahzain Husain ‘97, MS ‘02 ATIMS
Vijay Bhatt ‘87 President College Industry Advisory Board
Founder and CEO Sapphire Engineering Co. Inc.
E-Contek Lisa C. Sachs
Electrical and Computer Engineering Balaji Iyer Managing Principal
Liaison Council Director, Offensive Electronic Warfare Cumming
Systems, Engineering Division Construction Management Advisory Board
Vaughn Cable ‘70, MS ‘72 Naval Air Warfare Center Point Mugu
Spacecraft Antenna Research Group Amit Singh
Caltech-JPL Al Khella ‘03, MS ‘05 IT Director
College Industry Advisory Board (Chair) Engineering Manager Digital Platforms
Electrical and Computer Engineering Medtronic Medtronic
Industry Liaison Council
Sean C. Lin Adrian Sita ‘09
Luis Carbajo ‘08, MS 11 Principal Engineer Controls Software Engineer
Director Virgin Hyperloop One
LK Geotechnical Engineering, Inc.
Youth Policy Institute
Civil Engineering Industry Liaison Council
Tuan Dinh ‘10
Manufacturing Engineer Supervisor
Haas Automation

Thank you Project Showcase Judges!

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 FACULTY MODERATORS FACULTY ADVISORS

Dr. Rais Ahmad

Dr. Tzong-Ying (Kay) Hao Civil Engineering and Construction
Civil Engineering and Construction Management Department
Management Department

Dr. Anwar Alroomi

Dr. Christoph Schaal Civil Engineering and Construction
Mechanical Engineering Management Department
Department

Prof. Afshin Amini

Dr. Kyle Dewey Computer Science
Computer Science Department
Department

Dr. Peter Bishay

Prof. Shahriar Vazan Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing Systems Engineering Department
and Management Department

Dr. David Boyajian

Dr. Habib Taouk Civil Engineering and Construction
Electrical and Computer Management Department
Engineering Department

Prof. Patricia Dousette

Computer Science
Department

Prof. James Flynn

Electrical and Computer
Engineering Department

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 FACULTY ADVISORS

Prof. Amiel Hartman Dr. Vidya Nandikolla

Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Department Department

Dr. Nhut Ho Dr. Stewart Prince

Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Department Department

Dr. Ruting Jia Dr. Durul Ulutan

Electrical and Computer Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Engineering Department & Management Department

Prof. Aram Khachatourians Dr. John Valdovinos

Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Computer
Department Engineering Department

Dr. Sami Maalouf Dr. Jeff Wiegley

Civil Engineering and Construction Computer Science
Management Department Department

Dr. Shadi Mahjoob Dr. Tadeh Zirakian

Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering and Construction
Department Management Department

Dr. Abhijit Mukherjee

Mechanical Engineering
Department

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 PROGRAM
Friday, April 26, 2019

DISPLAY OF PROJECTS
1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
(Projects in the process of being judged will not be available for display)

Northridge Center, University Student Union

Civil Engineering & Construction Management (CECM)
Manufacturing Systems Engineering & Management (MSEM)
Mechanical Engineering (ME)

Grand Salon, University Student Union

Computer Science (CS)
Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE)

ORAL PRESENTATIONS
1:00 - 4:45 p.m.
(see page 11 for specific times for each project)

Civil Engineering & Construction Management (CECM)

1:00 - 3:55 p.m.
USU Granada Hills Room, Northridge Center

Computer Science (CS)

1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
USU Lake Balboa Room, Northridge Center

Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE)

1:00 - 2:35 p.m.
USU Tujunga Room, East Conference Center

Manufacturing Systems Engineering & Management (MSEM)

1:00 - 2:10 p.m.
USU Panorama Room, East Conference Center

Mechanical Engineering (ME)

1:00 - 4:45 p.m.
USU Reseda Room, Northridge Center

ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARDS
5:30 p.m.

Please see University Student Union (USU) map on the next page for room locations.
Directions and parking information are on page 30.

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 ME CECM CS ECE MSEM
RESEDA ROOM GRANADA ROOM BALBOA ROOM TUJUNGA ROOM PANORAMA ROOM

Irrigation Fuzzy Logic

Wheelchair
1:00 - 1:20 PM Hotel Indigo System Controller of EV Toy Vacuum
Assist Brake System
Hardware
Electric
Automated
SWEET Tiny House by the Matador Fuzzy Logic Traffic
1:25 - 1:45 PM Tennis Ball
House Sea Motorsports Light Controller
Collector
Software

Measurement of Apartment Wireless Power

Power Generation System for the
Smart Mobile
1:50 - 2:10 PM Using a Implantable SMART Garden
Prosthetics Hydropower
Management Pediatric Jarvik
Turbine App 2000 LVAD

Educational
Smart Morphing FSO Laser
2:15 - 2:35 PM Research on a RCrypt
Wing Communications
Water Elevator

3:10 - 3:30 PM Formula SAE Steel Bridge Project Nexus

Human
3:35 - 3:55 PM Powered Concrete Canoe
Vehicle

4:00 - 4:20 PM
Aerospace Oral Presentation
Senior Design

4:25 - 4:45 PM Ardent

SCHEDULE

University Sol Center Northridge Center Complex

FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
S ATMs A USU Administration Offices M Executive Board Room M Granada Hills M Plaza del Sol Performance Hall

Student Union
S Information Desk M Moorpark SR Santa Clarita M Lake Balboa M USU Theatre (Entrance on 1st Floor)
A Matador Involvement SR Mission Hills Study Lounge M Santa Susana M North Valley
Center Northridge Center
SR Plaza Vista Study Lounge SR Verdugo Mountains M
L TV Lounge Reseda
S USU Cashier M

usu.csun.edu
A
USU Events SR Santa Monica Mountains M South Valley East Conference
West Valley
Ventura
Center
M M

(818) 677-2251 SR Woodland Hills

FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
M Altadena M Arcadia
L East Conference M Burbank
Lounge M Flintridge
M La Crescenta M Glendale
M Panorama M Lake View Terrace
Freudian F
CECM/CS/ME Prayer/Meditation/ M Pasadena
Sip Oral Pres. M
Reflection Room
Shadow Hills

Plaza Northridge M Sun Valley

Center Sunny Days Camp

S
Restrooms
del Sol 2nd Floor M Tujunga
M Van Nuys
Mercantile
F
Exchange
AS Ticket S
CECM/MSEM/ME Single Use

Restrooms Office Displays USU Maintenance A

1st Floor
Klotz Living S ECE
Grand Salon Wells Fargo Well Lounge
A A S Technology Support
AS Recycling AS Support
A
Services (TSS) and MSEM
Services CS/ECE F Pub Sports
F Subway Oral Pres.
M
Displays Grill USU Reservations and
Event Services
S

International and
Exchange Student Center
M South S
Southwest Patio
R Outdoor Adventures
Addition AS Training
S Computer
A Lab R Games Room
FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR R Plaza Studio S Veterans Resource Center
A Associated Students (A.S.) M Calabasas S Pride Center
Central Offices A USU Marketing
S
F

A
Mercantile Exchange
Office of Student
M Thousand Oaks
Wellness Center S Matador
R Student Recreation
(future location)
Involvement and
Patrol
Center
Development

Space M Meeting/Event S Services L Lounges F Food

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Type SR Study Rooms R Recreation A Administration
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Senior Design Projects
CIVIL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

FACULTY ADVISOR Educational Research on a Water Elevator

Dr. David Boyajian Project Description: This project involves modeling a water elevator in order to
Dr. Tadeh Zirakian study its behavior and relate its mechanical advantages to various fluid mechanics
TEAM MEMBERS properties. The reason that this small scale water elevator was constructed was
Antonio Agoncillo to get a better understanding of such real world applications. As developing
Ahmad Alahmad engineers, students have to grasp how to implement the theory they learn in the
Shayea Aldughaiem classroom. The properties of the water elevator were described with the energy
Saud Almutairi equation, conservation of mass, volumetric flow rate, and hydrostatic pressure.
Ali Alnaser
After conducting various tests, theoretical and experimental values were compared
Mohammad Alrasheed
Ahed Dashtti and an analysis of the data was assembled allowing for the development of a more
Kimberly Duran (Captain) thorough understanding of fluid mechanics.
Michael Vartanians

FACULTY ADVISOR Measurement of Power Generation Using a

Dr. David Boyajian
Dr. Tadeh Zirakian
Hydropower Turbine
TEAM MEMBERS Project Description: The research team constructed a system to measure how much
Shgon Almahboob power output can be created by the flow of water. Starting with a pressurized tank,
Nawaf Alnamshan water flows through a PVC pipe apparatus and turbine. The turbine was connected
Ilan Castaneda electrically to light up a bulb to visually show the power being generated. The
Fatima Fairouz (Captain) team used Bernoulli’s equation to calculate theoretical values of velocity at the
Scott Landon varying pressure values in the tank. The model was a small-scale representation of
Derenick Sarian
hydroelectric power, which is a renewable energy that can be used worldwide.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

FACULTY ADVISOR Hotel Indigo

Dr. Anwar Alroomi
Project Description: The project
is the Hotel Indigo. It is a mixed-
TEAM MEMBERS use project located in Downtown
Tyler Crozier (Captain) Los Angeles. There are 2 levels of
Nicholas Enayat subterranean parking, 4 levels of
Esteban Guadiana podium which contain restaurants
Adrian Sandoval
Joseph Teresi and commercial space, and then 14
levels of guest rooms for the Hotel
Indigo. The project is a very luxurious
and upscale hotel that is a part of
a larger project called Metropolis. We will be providing a detailed breakdown of the
cost, schedule, logistics plan, management, and execution of the project. In addition
to the written breakdown of the project, there will be a model of the hotel for display
that is 2-3 feet tall. The intent of the model is demonstrate the look and quality of the
final building while the breakdown provides quantifiable evidence of our confidence in
execution of the Hotel Indigo.

FACULTY ADVISOR NoHo West

Dr. Anwar Alroomi
Project Description: Our group project
will be presenting on NoHo West, which
TEAM MEMBERS is an active construction project in
Ricardo Arredondo (Captain) North Hollywood, California. We will
Emmanuel Badillo be providing a detailed schedule, price
Manuel Balderas
Jose Adan Govea estimate, as well as presenting the means
Kevin Perez and methods to successfully manage and
deliver the project on schedule, within
budget, and to a high quality standard.
NoHo West will feature over 2 acres of
open space, which compares favorably
with other large, urban, mixed-use projects in Los Angeles. The focal point of the
project will be a 15,000 square foot open-air central plaza with landscaping, public art,
seating, dining patios, and common areas. In addition, a larger pedestrian-only zone can
be created off of the central plaza using expandable partitions or bollards to re-route
vehicles off the main thoroughfare.

FACULTY ADVISOR House by the Sea

Dr. Sami Maalouf
Project Description: The design of a hillside seismically-resistant
multi-story building is presented. The architecture of the building
TEAM MEMBER reflects the unique culture of Los Angeles along coastal waters.
Cruz Reyes Cruz (Captain) There exists a living roof (also known as a green roof), and an open
layout for most of the floors. The single family dwelling (SFD)
includes living space, kitchen, dining area, bedrooms, bathrooms and
a study area. Resilience and sustainability measures include optimal
design, elements to avoid and water reuse possibilities. This SFD
use wood, recycled wood products, structural steel and concrete as
building materials.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

FACULTY ADVISOR Concrete Canoe

Dr. Rais Ahmad
Dr. Sami Maalouf Project Description: Each year, the American Society of Civil Engineers challenges
students to design, construct, and race a canoe casted entirely from lightweight
TEAM MEMBERS concrete. Using regulations, the competition allows students to develop
the engineering skills from discovery, problem identification, solution plans,
Zack Carrasco
Dannick Castaneda implementation, analysis and interpretation. Working together, the team is able to
Janna Chahbaz analyze and develop an efficient canoe design in which it can withstand hydrodynamic
Matthew Cristi forces, have stability, and can propel across water.
Emanuel De Los Santos
Phat Duong
Emily Garcia
Jonathan Herrera Delfin
Lana Kazma
Nicole Kishimoto
Justin Le
Jasmine Molina
Jessica Opinion
Martin Pasamba
Jocelyn Payan
Jecsan Perez (Captain)
Vincent Roldan
Luis Rosales
Robert Sahugan
Miguel Sanchez
James Stumeke

FACULTY ADVISOR Steel Bridge

Dr. Rais Ahmad Project Description: The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the
Dr. Sami Maalouf American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) challenge and sponsor civil
engineering students nationally to design, fabricate and construct a structural steel
TEAM MEMBERS bridge, on an annual basis.
Adam Banihamed
Neo Barrasus-Gomez The ASCE CSUN Steel Bridge team was tasked with designing and constructing
Sian Bashkiroff of an economical and versatile bridge that adapts to different locations. In order to
Angel Cach
Rury De Santiago Ramirez prove the feasibility of design, we were asked to construct a 1:10 scale model to
Ivan De Cruz demonstrate the concept. Unique challenges for this year include a viable design
Dom Enero that accommodates
Angelica Estrada challenging site
Alejandro Garcia conditions. There
Adrian Hernandez
Samantha Kay are restrictions on
Armen Kazarians transportation, site
Abraham Lozano layout, temporary
Miriam Maravillo support, and access.
Angel Martinez Serviceability,
Flavio Mendez
Wally Morales construction cost and
Christopher Patron duration, material cost,
Yoselin Ramos and aesthetics are also
Arturo Sanchez critical considerations.
Cequel Sinada Steel is specified for
Soledad Tlamasico (Captain)
Josue Villatoro ease of prefabrication,
rapid erection and
superior strength to
weight ratio.

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

FACULTY ADVISOR Apartment Mobile Management App

Prof. Afshin Amini
Project Description: This
mobile application will be
a systematic management
TEAM MEMBERS
software created for
Nicolas Brosdky
apartment owners to optimize
Thomas Ibdelrahim
Jesus Alex Salinas (Captain) the efficiency of their
Thanh Vu apartment complexes. The
purpose of this application
will be to optimize the
efficiency of communication,
tasks, data logging, and other
social features, between the
managers, employees, and
tenants of an apartment
complex. This application will
be a mobile iOS app, which we are creating in React Native. Features will include make
a payment, split a payment, alerts for payments, maintenance requests, priority queues
for maintenance, log of documents, e-sign documents, apartment complex updates,
upcoming events, report noise complaints, and much more. Roommate chat boxes,
open chat boxes, calendar-planning events, reserving recreation rooms, and much more,
which will create a more social interaction environment and can again, help optimize
the experience of the tenants. This app will facilitate the experience in the apartment
complex for any person and can help bring in more business.

FACULTY ADVISOR 大きなセクシーから走る - (Run from Big Sexy)

Prof. Afshin Amini Project Description: The project is a visually artistic 3D video game that blends two
genres normally not seen together, horror and comedy. Journey to the wonders of
Big Sexy’s dungeon and discover it’s secrets in a first person puzzle game. Armed
TEAM MEMBERS with empty bottles, flashlight and other items to try to escape and survive Big
Austin Beecy (Captain) Sexy’s advances. Survive against an enemy with an A.I. smart enough to hear, see
Xenji Sarabia and deduce your location from your flashlight’s light. On the outside the game
Mikko Virtamo looks “Bizzare” -Moses, and what Afshin Amini called an “Eye opening experience”,
but at the core of the game is an A.I. that incorporates advanced mathematics and
complex animation controllers that drive the enemy and the environment. Please
come experience the game that other people have called “Gross” - Melissa or “Odd”
-Genady, but we call it… “Run from Big Sexy.”

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

FACULTY ADVISOR Project Nexus

Prof. Patricia Dousette Project Description: We are developing a 2D RPG turn-based game that utilizes Unity
as its primary engine, and the game takes place in a futuristic world. In our game, we
will have a companion following our character in addition to forming a relationship
TEAM MEMBERS with the player. To form the relationship, the player must interact with the companion
Oscar Casarez Ruiz in any form of way that the player wishes. Thus, decisions will have a consequence;
Aram Garabedian therefore, the player must keep in mind the relationship in many actions the player will
Joshua Kristanto (Captain) do in the game.
Mathew Nuval
Justin Polsky
Christian Shadd

FACULTY ADVISOR Electric Matador Motorsports Software

Dr. Jeff Wiegley Project Description: CSUN
Matador Motorsports has
TEAM MEMBERS introduced an electric vehicle as
Victor Arreguin part of its yearly senior design
Daniel Awbrey (Captain) projects. In order to support this
Cristian Gutierrez new endeavor our team built a
Avedis Hagopian
Ian Iskra real time data acquisition system,
Alejandro Martinez which utilizes a 4G network to
Rose Denise Santos transmit data points from all
on-board equipment. Allowing
current and future teams to
benchmark and improve the
performance of their designs
based on validated data.
Additionally it opens the door
to artificial intelligence, data
science, and self driving.

We developed embedded software using sensors to record data points, relaying it to

a cloud server making it available globally. As companion we also built a suite of web
software that powers the data intake and visualization of 3D models and graphs. This
allows team members to remotely monitor their system’s performance using their
connected devices. Additionally, using a Raspberry PI we created an on-wheel digital
display which delivers crucial data to the driver.

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

FACULTY ADVISOR Irrigation System Hardware

Dr. Jeff Wiegley Project Description: Our
goal was to create a
fully scalable irrigation
TEAM MEMBERS controller with features
Froilan Campos that rival current
Varun Ganesh commercial irrigation
Ian Hinze controllers. The hardware
Marvin A. Mallari (Captain)
Christian Martinez we have developed is
Daniel Stein modular allowing for
customization and can
be a drop-in replacement
for existing systems. Our
node controller utilizes
a Raspberry Pi to handle
network scheduling,
management, water use and error logging as well as sending commands to our
custom water control boards. Our water controller utilizes an STM32 Arm Cortex
Microcontroller to handle valve control, valve error detection and flow sensor input.
Each node is limited to 16 water controller boards of which each can handle 16
valves totaling 256 valves per node. Many nodes can be added to the network. New
optimizations in our software has allowed us to not just water plants but to also
choreograph complex sequences for fun displays.

FACULTY ADVISOR RCrypt

Dr. Jeff Wiegley Project Description:
RCrypt is a file
encryption and storage
TEAM MEMBERS solution for small &
Kabir Advani medium businesses who
Giovanni Orozco value data integrity,
Trishen Patel (Captain)
availability, and security,
Felix Pelegrino
Juan Utari without compromising
performance. Our goal
is to eliminate the need
for expensive full time
IT administrators by
providing an application
where users can store
and access their data
from a collection of local or remote servers. It is aimed to provide users with a tool
that allows data to be encrypted and distributed across an expandable network
of offsite storage servers. This requires maintaining data encryption throughout
both the transfer and storage of data amongst servers. The process by which the
preliminary requirements were created, analyzed, and refined, are based heavily on
the above concerns, primarily customer security, and performance.

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ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

FACULTY ADVISOR Fuzzy Logic Controller of EV Brake System

Dr. Ruting Jia Project Description: Our project is creating a controller for an EV braking
system using fuzzy logic in Matlab to help the driver stay alert and avoid
collisions. It would help drivers keep a safe distance by using an audible sound
TEAM MEMBERS when it gets close to a car or red traffic light. If the driver gets too close, it will
Sayed Yousef Alhashemi start braking to give the driver more reaction time.
Saeed Almazrouei
Ard Belson Aunario (Captain)
Ali Omidfar

FACULTY ADVISORS Fuzzy Logic Traffic Light Controller

Dr. Ruting Jia Project Description:
The design of the traffic
light controls meant for
TEAM MEMBERS an intersection which
Karl Agbayani has six roads coming
Ofri Angel Eini (Captain) into it. This intersection
Janet Arikian has a main street
Robert Ayvazyan
with three lanes each
direction, a secondary
busy street with two
lanes each direction,
and a small road with
one line each direction.
For the two main roads there is a light for straight and right, and a separate light
for turning left. The side street has the option to turn right left or straight in
a green light. This gives us a total of 10 lights (without lights for pedestrians).
Because the system is symmetric, we have a correlation between two lights
all the time. When the main street has green for left it will be green in both
directions, if it’s green for the left turn both directions will have green. That cuts
the number of inputs by half.

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ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

FACULTY ADVISOR FSO Laser Communications

Prof. James Flynn Project Description: The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) sponsored project seeks to
develop a laser communications system to be used between satellites and between
TEAM MEMBERS satellites and ground stations. The system will use an intensity modulated laser
Roberto Bahena beam. The JPL requirements for the system are to send data at 1 Gbps or more at
Katya Flores a distance of 200 km with a bit error rate of 1 bit per 1 billion bits or less. In this
Aaron Funes phase of the multi-year project, the team is developing a bench top prototype
Brenda Ly
Griffin Paul (Captain) transmitter and receiver. Ultimately, the system will be space tested on a swarm of
Alexandria Amiel Velasco three or more satellites in low earth orbit.
Kyler Yoda
Randy Zamora

FACULTY ADVISOR Wireless Power System for the Implantable

Dr. John Valdovinos Pediatric Jarvik 2000 LVAD
TEAM MEMBERS Project Description: This project aims to develop a wireless powering system to
power the Pediatric Jarvik 2000 left ventricular assist device (LVAD). Using a Class-E
Fatima Hussain
Ayman Othman amplifier circuit and zero-cross detector in combination with resonant and mutually-
Jonathan Rosales (Captain) coupled transmitter and receiver coils, an implantable LVAD was powered without the
Ivan Santos Camarena need for a power drive-line that traverses thepatient’s tissue near the abdominal area.
Vanessa Vargas The system, developed into various printed circuit board modules, is able to provide
uninterrupted power to the pediatric Jarvik 2000.

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FACULTY ADVISOR Automated Tennis Ball Collector

Dr. Durul Ulutan
Project Description: Tennis is a game enjoyed
by many people. One of the biggest pains
with tennis is collecting the balls after the
TEAM MEMBERS
player is finished. After thorough research,
Towsif Ahmed the team realized there were no commercial
Hatem Almelaifi
automated tennis ball collectors on the
Omran Bahman
Jayshawna Jones market. The five steps of the design process,
Kerstern Malama (Captain) manufacturing, programing, and 3D printing,
were used to create an automated tennis
ball device to collect tennis balls in par with
customer critical-to-quality demands. A
business model canvas has been created
for the product outlining target customer
segments, a value proposition for the customer, cost structure, revenue streams, and
key partners to ensure it is able to launch on the market.

FACULTY ADVISOR SMART Garden

Dr. Durul Ulutan
Project Description: The goal of this project
is to research, design, and manufacture a self-
sustaining mobile garden bed. This innovation
TEAM MEMBERS
towards a mobile garden bed can lead to
Alexandria Chavez (Captain) promoting a sustainable lifestyle for the human
Erwin Davis population. The mobile garden bed will make
Luis Maquial gardening easier for the end consumer because
Jose Olmedo
of its sensor technology, programmed lighting,
and irrigation system. While realizing that there
is an industry initiative in place towards a
sustainable future, this project will contribute
to a possible solution for optimizing production
and hopefully pave a new road for gardening
technology. The expected result is to be a one of a kind smaller scale innovation that
agricultural companies can model.

FACULTY ADVISOR Toy Vacuum

Dr. Durul Ulutan Project Description: The toy vacuum
cleaner is made for parents who have
children who imitate similar actions like
TEAM MEMBERS
them. The reason why we designed a toy
Sarah Alsoubee vacuum is to give the child the ability to do
Hamza Hamid
Manuel Jimenez what their parents are doing while enjoying
Marshall Laminen (Captain) it. The vacuum will be safe, functional, and
Christy Nguyen have special features. Some of the special
Biayna Sarkesyan features include a cordless vacuum, music
jingles, and automatic docking with a
push of a button. The overall design and
features of this project represent what the
team has learned and how we can apply
manufacturing to our product.

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FACULTY ADVISOR Aerospace Senior Design

Dr. Shadi Mahjoob
Project Description: The objective of the 2018-2019
CSUN Aero Senior Design Project is to apply engineering
TEAM MEMBERS fundamentals, analysis skills, and software to an extensive design project with an
Sergio Amaro
emphasis in aerospace engineering. Some of the main topics that are addressed in the
Adrian Chavez project are aerodynamics and aircraft design, aircraft structure, stability, propulsion,
Sebastian Escobar and flight systems. In this multi-disciplinary project, a new remote controlled aircraft
Pedro Espinoza is designed and manufactured to deliver some humanitarian payloads, including water
Oscar Garcia bottles, nerf howlers, and autonomous gliders, into a targeted area. The aircraft is
Justin Guieb
Minna Gundy
designed to fit the design constraints set by the SAE Aero West Advanced Class
Salvador Gutierrez Competition, including Maximum 12 ft wingspan, 750 watt power limit for propulsion,
Jose Herrera and maximum take-off weight of 55 lbs. The payloads are used to achieve a score by
Emily Hwang systematically releasing them from specific altitudes onto targets. It is a hands-on
Christine Mehdian (Captain) experience emphasizing the importance of educational values and technology advances.
Matthew Mekonen
Carlos Moreno
David Nelson
Justin Ngo
Rodrigo Padilla
Marc Rivas
Edenilson Ruiz
Nicholas Ruiz
James Urquilla
Yovanny Vazquez
Jose Virgen
HuanJin Zhang

FACULTY ADVISOR ARDENT

Prof. Amiel Hartman
Project Description: This project introduces a robust multi-legged robot, called
ARDENT, for locomotion in unstructured environments. Multi-legged robots capable of
TEAM MEMBERS traversing terrain unsuitable for wheeled vehicles expand the potential application of
robots to search and rescue scenarios or planetary exploration. The Mechanical design
Roshini Bamunuarachchi and walking-based motion control strategies for ARDENT are bio-inspired from animal
Michael Black
Michael Booth locomotion. Force sensor feedback and active balancing techniques provide stable
Nathan Boyd (Captain) navigation in response to external disturbances. Camera vision and depth sensors are
Edwin Carmona used to perceive the environment for robot localization and mapping. Sensor feedback
David Carranza is used in coordination with body and leg trajectory planning to optimize footholds
German Franco for safe operation. Theoretical analysis is combined with simulation to enhance robot
Alexander Gamble
Carlos Iraheta design and performance testing for experimental verification on the robot platform.
Erin Kubo
Jose Martinez
Ajay Mehta
Nebiyou Meshesha
Holland Mills
James Quan
Tuan Quang
Brian Salguero
Anthony Sanchez

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FACULTY ADVISOR Formula SAE

Dr. Stewart Prince
Project Description: Every year a team of around 30 engineering students embarks
TEAM MEMBERS on a journey to design and build a racing vehicle that will compete against the top
engineering schools in the country and the world. This project, known as Formula SAE,
Sydney Bagocius
Kevin Castro tests students’ ability to work as a team with challenging and realistic constraints. The
Oscar Cruz vehicle itself, a single seat open wheel racing car with an aerodynamics package, is
Corbin Goodwin (Captain) divided into subsystems that students are assigned to. Each part of the car is a world
Douglas Hul unto itself, and only if each part works well alone and in the package will the team
Jayson Lagula earn a shot at winning the many events, including static and dynamic, cornering and
Daniel Larin
Rafael Macedo acceleration, one lap and an endurance race.
Hieu Nguyen
Elmer Quezada
Francisco Silva
Marvin Jeff Topacio

FACULTY ADVISOR Simulated and Live Unmanned Testing

Dr. Nhut Ho Environment (SALUTE)
TEAM MEMBERS Project Description: Multidisciplinary senior design students in the engineering
Luis Abularach-Chave (Mechanical, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Science) and social
Byron Aquino sciences and arts (Psychology/Human Factors, Anthropology, Arts) departments
Anthony Bautista are collaborating to develop a Simulated and Live Unmanned Testing Environment
Joseph Bedikian (SALUTE), a research platform that has the capability to conduct and/or simulate
Genady Bragarnik
Jasnoor Chawla semi-autonomous unmanned aerial and ground vehicles’ operations in three modes:
Moses Cuevas live UAS only, live and simulated UAS, and simulated UAS only.
Mat Diaz
Andrew Espindola SALUTE consists of a network of semi-autonomous aerial drones and ground rovers, a
Max French ground control station housed inside a 15-passenger van and a trailer, AI-based robo-
Yongwei Fu leader that teams with a human operator and manages the semi-autonomous vehicles,
Jesika Goni and bio-psy-physiological sensors. SALUTE will enable a gamut of research activities
Jeffrey Greenberg
Muhammad Hassan
in the areas of AI-based decision making, human machine teamwork and trust, and
Louis Hoang advanced operational concepts that involve a human operator teaming with machine
Tuan Huy Le to manage a large number of semi-autonomous vehicles.
Jovani Iraheta
Rigoberto Juarez Jr.
Akram Mahmoud
Peter Massey
Andy Nam
Aaron Onggara
Andrews Purwadi
Seyed Sajjadi (Captain)
Carlos Sandoval
Adeep Shrestha
Justin Timbol
Jose Torres
Qingxin Wang
Chenying Wu
Kevin Yanik
Keisuke Yoshida
Brett Young

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FACULTY ADVISOR Human Powered Vehicle (HPV)

Prof. Aram Khachatourians
Project Description: The “Black Turtle” is CSUN’s new Human Powered Vehicle,
completely designed and manufactured during the 2018-19 academic year. It is a
TEAM MEMBERS three wheeled, semi-recumbent vehicle using a tadpole configuration, with a full
Roee Azrad fairing. The following mission statement, created by the team members, guided
Aleen Babaian everyone and drove them to a successful outcome.
Michael B. Baello
Matthew Brown “The 2018-2019 CSUN Human Powered Vehicle Team intends to facilitate the
Juan J. Carrillo
Damonie Caterisano growth and development of promising engineers by progressing through the
Kelsi Dunne entirety of the engineering process to result in the successful completion of the
Garen Erganian project, maintaining first place competition standard, and successful transition of
Alexander Espinoza (Captain) student to professional engineers.”
Jamie L. Hale
Jake Haran
Vedi Israeilian CSUN’s HPV team will compete against engineering schools from both US and the
Nairi Keshishian rest of the world in the annual Human Powered Vehicle Challenge sponsored by
Vaneh Khanian the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) at Pomona, California, on
Jason Liu March 15-17, 2019. Our goal is simple. We are planning on having fun and regaining
Kyle Martin our 1st place title for a third time.
Ryan Meza
Jacob Rhodes
Vladimir Shkolkin
Alexis Velazquez
Patrick Villanueva

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FACULTY ADVISOR Smart Morphing Wing

Dr. Peter L. Bishay Project Description: Smart Morphing Wing is
a research-based Senior Design Project whose
objective is to design, simulate, build and test low-
TEAM MEMBERS
drag innovative seamless morphing unmanned aerial
Daniel Avila vehicle (UAV) utilizing 3D printing, smart materials
Shantae Cole and composite structures. The 2018-19 cohort designed, built and tested a fully-
Jefferson Ing
Varant Melkonian
morphing UAV with span-morphing wing and camber-morphing tail. This experimental
Andrew Nishioka UAV, named “Matamorph-1” or XM-1, has no traditional flight control surfaces, such
Jennifer Nnuro as ailerons, elevators or rudders. XM-1 features a foam fuselage covered by fiber-
Michela Pacifici glass composite laminate, wings with carbon fiber spars, 3D printed honeycomb
Anthony Partida Gonzalez structure, latex skin and linear actuators for span-morphing, and empennage with
Samuel Ramos
Jennifer Raphael
Aluminum spar, 3D printed
Brice Ruder flexible ribs, latex skin and servo
David Sandoval motor for camber-morphing.
Christian Sotelo Extensive finite element and
Jimmy Trejo (Captain) computational fluid dynamic
Manny Urbano
Nicholas Vo
analyses have been performed
Lakin Welch to optimize the new design.
The team competes at the AIAA
regional student conference
(Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, April
6-7, 2019) and present their
research work at CSUNposium.

FACULTY ADVISOR Smart Prosthetics

Dr. Peter L. Bishay
Project Description: “Smart
Prosthetics” is a research-based
senior design project that focuses
TEAM MEMBERS
on designing, analyzing, building,
Sarah Abu-Al-Shaer and testing advanced light-weight
Christian Aguilar
Hamdi Ahmed
biomimetic prosthetic devices. The
Arshak Amirbekyan 2018-19 prosthetic hand utilizes a
Martin Arjon Ramirez new finger design as a sandwich
Amelia Barajas structure of PLA and TPU, where the
Brian Beckman TPU layer acts as finger joints. The
Jesse Bermudez
Brandon Cervantes
design also has shape memory alloy
Lorenzo Gak (SMA) wire actuators and features a
David Lopez Ramirez new innovative system that enhances
Lenny Paz the SMA actuation stroke, saves space,
David Pucio and mechanically locks the hand
Jonathan Silva
Jean Tarakjian
at any grip to conserve energy. This new system is called “Clever Lever and Locking”
Krikor Tashejian (CLL) and the hand has an array of CLL to actuate the fingers for different grips. The
Rebecca Todd forearm shell is made of a lightweight carbon fiber composite laminate manufactured
Kevin Vartanian (Captain) using “internally molded construction” approach. The prosthetic hand is controlled using
either myoelectric actuators or a voice recognition application. Extensive analysis and
testing are done to optimize the actuation and controllability of the design. The work
is presented annually at the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) regional meeting.
The team also competes at CSUN’s annual research and creative works symposium
(CSUNposium, April 5, 2019).
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FACULTY ADVISOR SWEET Tiny House

Dr. Abhijit Mukherjee Project Description: The Solar and Wind Energy Engineering Team (SWEET) Senior
Design team is developing a self-sustaining tiny house. This tiny House will provide
a concept for an environmentally conscious off-the-grid type living alternative. The
TEAM MEMBERS house will be built to be fully functional on top of a portable trailer, and will take
Daniel Aasa into consideration all living amenities, as well as standardized safety requirements.
Maram Aleqab
Jasem Alhubail
Yaarub Alyaarubi
Yasmin Alyousif
Erik Capi Romero
Erik Cedillo (Captain)
James Gallardo
Heather Holzer
Leo Hundtoft
Ricardo Jimenez
Sean Keegan
Colin Maher
Zainab Marwani
Eric Miklein
Ruben Morales
Melanie Moran
Eduardo Negrete
Naiyadh Noor
Daniel Pimentel Vargas
Vanessa Rivas
Zach San George
Brandon Silva

FACULTY ADVISOR Wheelchair Assist

Dr. Vidya Nandikolla Project Description: The Wheelchair Assist design project focuses on creating a
seat lift assist (SLA) and a rail support system (RSS) to be fitted onto a standard,
manual wheelchair. Operating on the premise that the wheelchair user can stand
TEAM MEMBERS and walk with assistance, these systems aid the user in transitioning between a
Chun-Man Chong standing position and a sitting position. The SLA consists of a seat that tilts up to
Rosemary Coraquillo a 45° angle to gently push the user to a standing position, while the RSS includes
Johan Cordero
a pair of rails that extend forward and upward to help the user stabilize himself/
Thuy Do
Joseph Ferrigno herself. To counteract the load produced by the user leaning on the RSS, the chair
Michael Frawley includes a pair of “paws” that extend from the chair to the floor to help stabilize
Michael Gabriel the chair. The automated chair is controlled via a Raspberry Pi board and receives
Amirsasan Kohandani user input from a touchscreen.
Cody McAfee
Peter Mockenhaupt
Mark Nicolas
Noelle Quito
Joseph Rankin (Captain)
Anahit Sahakyan
David Zaitlen

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