Engineering

Need a progress update 3 . Must be around 800 words 

important instructions to the project

My topic is Nanotechnology and Nano machines in production

 

Choice of Project:

You are in the best position to determine your choices of a project, as you are most familiar with your current situation. Every student’s choice will be uniquely different. Past projects have been very diverse, some have been undertaken at a current work-site, some were done for school districts; others have been done for nonprofit organizations. Some have involved business startups, others solving existing problems. Some have involved designing web pages and web sites, others developing organizational solutions. Some projects are research-based. Think of things that can showcase the range of your abilities or increase your knowledge.

Content:

All progress updates need to be written in MS Word or equivalent. The content needs to be brief and to the point, but complete. Be proactive in your writing, do not write about what you didn’t get done with excuses, but rather what you will be doing and how you are going to insure that it does get done.

**Submissions of project ideas for review through Canvas will start on January 8th at 6:00AM. **

If you have not yet developed a specific project, submit a description of the specific project requesting approval as soon as you are able – do not wait until the next Progress Update.

All Progress Updates need to contain the important information relating to your overall progress. If an item is important in your individual progress, put it in the update

Mandatory Content by individual Progress Update:

• Progress Update 1: Initial general project ideas or possibilities; steps that you will be taking to investigate/research. If you will be doing with a outside company, discuss the project goals and objectives with the company or organization or steps that you will be taking to find a company or organization. Then, what are the steps that you are going to be doing next.
• Progress Updates 2 – 9: Where are you at in the process of the project; what has been done; what steps are you going to be doing next.

 

NANO MACHINES AND NANOTECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTION

NANO MACHINES AND NANOTECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTION

Student’s Name

TECH 49

1

– Senior Project

Date

Project ideas

1. Brief description of nanotechnology

2. Historical timeline and predecessor assessment

3. Analysis of impacts

4. Ethical consideration

5. Nanomaterials

6. Tools and techniques in production

7. Applications of nanotechnology

8. Implications of nanotechnology

9. Advantages and disadvantages of nanotechnology.

10. Rules and regulations

Project update 2

Introduction

Nanotechnology

has consistently become a significant portion of today’s culture through meeting to the quantity of molecules and atoms premeditated by experts. The rise of nanotechnology and its commercialization has taken after a comparative way to the rise of the biotechnology business as well as “recombinant innovation”. It comprises of the prospective utilization of nanotechnology in field of production and in emerging artificial intelligence. With enough knowledge of nanotechnology it is possible to analyze and solve technical problems in various workplaces.

Nanotechnology is the branch of science and technology of specifically deploying the configuration of material at the small molecular phase. The word nanotechnology holds many dissimilar specialties and fields, comprising chemistry, engineering, medicine, electronics, and amongst others, however each of these fields are worried with taking present technologies downcast to a very minor scale, restrained to scale in nanometers.

Predecessor Assessment

Nanotechnology exclusively deals with technology and science of manipulating the structure of matter at molecular level. It involves several fields including chemistry, electronics, medicine, and engineering all concerned with scaling down small scale measurements which are nanomaterial and nanoparticles measured in nanometers. Nanometer is a billionth of a meter which is the size of six carbon atoms in a row.

Nanotechnology

Including nanoscale engineering, science, and technology, generally nanotechnology comprises measuring, imaging, manipulating and modeling substance at this distance scale. A nanometer approximately “billionth of a meter” is around the measure of size of total 6 carbon matter molecules consecutively. The advancement of nanotechnology holds out awesome guarantee of upgrades in the personal satisfaction, including new medications for infection and more noteworthy proficiency in PC information stockpiling and handling. For instance, minor self-governing robots, or nanobots, may one day be sent into human bodies to repair the body cells and completely cure the occurring diseases, maybe notwithstanding amplifying the human life range by numerous years. The straightforward devices developed by nanotechnology so far have not yet drew closer the intricacy of the imagined nanobots and nanomachines.

Predecessor assessment

Nanotechnology exclusively deals with technology and science of manipulating the structure of matter at molecular level. It involves several fields including chemistry, electronics, medicine, and engineering all concerned with scaling down small scale measurements which are nanomaterial and nanoparticles measured in nanometers. Nanometer is a billionth of a meter which is the size of six carbon atoms in a row.

In the 4th century the Lycurgus Cup in Rome was introduced which was made of dichroic glass. It was a combination of gold and silver which appeared as opaque green when lit strike from outside. This glittering and glowing ceramic glazes were used by the Islam people. Later on new technology of a vibrant stained glass window was introduced which had several colors to nanoparticles of metal oxides and gold chloride. At the end of the 18th century an ultrahigh carbon steel which had strength and its ability in holding a keen edge was introduced (Hutchings, 1960).

Project update 3

The next project update will exclusively deal with analysis of impacts such as social, cultural, economic, and environmental impacts.

References

Klabunde, K. J. (2001). Introduction to nanotechnology. Nanoscale Materials in Chemistry, 1- 13.

Hutchings Jr, E. (1960). Engineering and Science, Volume 23: 5, February 1960. Engineering and Science, 23(5).

Groover, M. P. (2011). Introduction to manufacturing processes. Wiley Global Education.

Percenta Nanotechnology, 2016. Nanotechnology Timeline. Retrieved on November 9, 2016 from https://percenta-nanoproducts.com/timeline/

Reibold, M., Paufler, P., Levin, A. A., Kochmann, W., Pätzke, N., & Meyer, D. C. (2006) Materials: Carbon nanotubes in an ancient Damascus sabre. Nature, 444(7117), 286-286.

Tyagi, M., & Tyagi, D. (2014). Polymer Nanocomposites and their Applications in Electronics Industry. Int. J. Electron. Electr. Eng, 7(6), 603-608.

Poole Jr, C. P., & Owens, F. J. (2003). Introduction to nanotechnology. John Wiley & Sons.

Youtie, J., Carley, S., Shapira, P., Corley, E. A., & Scheufele, D. A. (2011). Perceptions and actions: relationships of views on risk with citation actions of nanotechnology scientists. Research Evaluation, 20(5), 377-388.

1

NANO MACHINES AND NANOTECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTION

1

Student’s Name

TECH 491
–

Senior Project

Date

Project ideas

1.

Brief description of nanotechnology

2.

Historical timeline

and predecessor assessment

3.

Analysis of impacts

4.

Ethical
consideration

5.

Nanomaterials

6.

Tools and techniques in production

7.

Applications of nanotechnology

8.

Implications of nanotechnology

9.

Advantages and disadvantages of nanotechnology.

10.

Rules and regulations

Project update 2

Introduction

Nanotechnology has
consistently become a significant portion of today’s culture through
meeting to the quantity of molecules and atoms premeditated by experts. The rise of
nanotechnology and its commercialization has taken after a comparative way to the rise of the
biotechno
logy business as well as “recombinant innovation”.

It comprises of the prospective
utilization of nanotechnology in field of production and in emerging artificial intelligence. With
enough knowledge of nanotechnology it is possible to analyze and solve tec
hnical problems in
various workplaces.

Nanotechnology is the branch of science and technology of specifically deploying the
configuration of material at the small molecular phase. The word nanotechnology holds many
dissimilar specialties and fields, comp
rising chemistry, engineering, medicine, electronics, and
amongst others, however each of these fields are worried with taking present technologies
downcast to a very minor scale, restrained to scale in nanometers.

Predecessor Assessment

Nanotechnology ex
clusively deals with technology and science of manipulating the
structure of matter at molecular level. It involves several fields including chemistry, electronics,
medicine, and engineering all concerned with scaling down small scale measurements which ar
e
nanomaterial and nanoparticles measured in nanometers. Nanometer is a billionth of a meter
which is the size of six carbon atoms in a row.

Nanotechnology

Including nanoscale engineering, science, and technology, generally
nanotechnology

comprises measur
ing, imaging, manipulating and modeling substance at this distance scale.

A
nanometer approximately “billionth of a meter” is around the measure of size of total 6 carbon
matter molecules consecutively. The advancement of nanotechnology holds out awesome
guarantee of upgrades in the personal satisfaction, including new medications for infection and
more noteworthy proficiency in PC information stockpiling and handling. For instance, minor
self
–
governing robots, or nanobots, may one day be sent into human b
odies to repair the body
cells and completely cure the occurring diseases, maybe notwithstanding amplifying the human
life range by numerous years. The straightforward devices developed by nanotechnology so far
have not yet drew closer the intricacy of the

imagined nanobots and nanomachines.

Predecessor assessment

NANO MACHINES AND NANOTECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTION

1

Student’s Name
TECH 491- Senior Project
Date
Project ideas
1. Brief description of nanotechnology
2. Historical timeline and predecessor assessment
3. Analysis of impacts
4. Ethical consideration
5. Nanomaterials
6. Tools and techniques in production
7. Applications of nanotechnology
8. Implications of nanotechnology
9. Advantages and disadvantages of nanotechnology.
10. Rules and regulations
Project update 2
Introduction
Nanotechnology has consistently become a significant portion of today’s culture through
meeting to the quantity of molecules and atoms premeditated by experts. The rise of
nanotechnology and its commercialization has taken after a comparative way to the rise of the
biotechnology business as well as “recombinant innovation”. It comprises of the prospective
utilization of nanotechnology in field of production and in emerging artificial intelligence. With
enough knowledge of nanotechnology it is possible to analyze and solve technical problems in
various workplaces.
Nanotechnology is the branch of science and technology of specifically deploying the
configuration of material at the small molecular phase. The word nanotechnology holds many
dissimilar specialties and fields, comprising chemistry, engineering, medicine, electronics, and
amongst others, however each of these fields are worried with taking present technologies
downcast to a very minor scale, restrained to scale in nanometers.
Predecessor Assessment
Nanotechnology exclusively deals with technology and science of manipulating the
structure of matter at molecular level. It involves several fields including chemistry, electronics,
medicine, and engineering all concerned with scaling down small scale measurements which are
nanomaterial and nanoparticles measured in nanometers. Nanometer is a billionth of a meter
which is the size of six carbon atoms in a row.
Nanotechnology
Including nanoscale engineering, science, and technology, generally nanotechnology
comprises measuring, imaging, manipulating and modeling substance at this distance scale. A
nanometer approximately “billionth of a meter” is around the measure of size of total 6 carbon
matter molecules consecutively. The advancement of nanotechnology holds out awesome
guarantee of upgrades in the personal satisfaction, including new medications for infection and
more noteworthy proficiency in PC information stockpiling and handling. For instance, minor
self-governing robots, or nanobots, may one day be sent into human bodies to repair the body
cells and completely cure the occurring diseases, maybe notwithstanding amplifying the human
life range by numerous years. The straightforward devices developed by nanotechnology so far
have not yet drew closer the intricacy of the imagined nanobots and nanomachines.
Predecessor assessment

Technology Programs

491 – Senior Project

Department of Engineering and Design

Eastern Washington University

Winter Quarter 2018

Progress Updates (1-10) (20 Points Each)

Choice of Project:

You are in the best position to determine your choices of a project, as you are most familiar with your current situation. Every student’s choice will be uniquely different. Past projects have been very diverse, some have been undertaken at a current work-site, some were done for school districts; others have been done for nonprofit organizations. Some have involved business startups, others solving existing problems. Some have involved designing web pages and web sites, others developing organizational solutions. Some projects are research-based. Think of things that can showcase the range of your abilities or increase your knowledge.

Content:

All progress updates need to be written in MS Word or equivalent. The content needs to be brief and to the point, but complete. Be proactive in your writing, do not write about what you didn’t get done with excuses, but rather what you will be doing and how you are going to insure that it does get done.

**Submissions of project ideas for review through Canvas will start on January 8th at 6:00AM. **

If you have not yet developed a specific project, submit a description of the specific project requesting approval as soon as you are able – do not wait until the next Progress Update.

All Progress Updates need to contain the important information relating to your overall progress. If an item is important in your individual progress, put it in the update.

Mandatory Content by individual Progress Update:

· Progress Update 1: Initial general project ideas or possibilities; steps that you will be taking to investigate/research. If you will be doing with a outside company, discuss the project goals and objectives with the company or organization or steps that you will be taking to find a company or organization. Then, what are the steps that you are going to be doing next.

· Progress Updates 2 – 9: Where are you at in the process of the project; what has been done; what steps are you going to be doing next.

· Progress Update 10: How you have wrapped up the process of your project; steps taken to complete your written report.

Formatting:

Text Size: All of the text in this assignment needs to be set in 12-point size. Please resist the temptation to mix and match point sizes. If you doubt your applications intentions, just select all of your text and insure that it is in 12-point size.

Single Spacing: For this class select all of your text and set it for single spacing. This includes the name block, title and body of your work.

Margins: One-inch margins mean one (1”) on all sides. The only text that ends up on the outside of the one-inch margin is the page number.

Name Block: Place the name block in the
upper left
corner of the page. In this class, the name block only needs to be on the first page. Put your
name first
, then the
class title
and then the
date
.
Remember to change the due date for each week.
Example:

Your Name

TECH 491 –Senior Project

January 16, 2018

Title: All updates will have a title. Please place the title just below the name block. The title format
for this
assignment is “Progress Update 1”.
Remember to change the number for each week.

Spelling/Grammar Checking: Remember to do your spelling and grammar checking before turning your assignments in. When doing the spelling/grammar checking keep in mind that some words such as mush and must, woods and words, or here and cow, will not be caught by either check. To correct these problems, you will need to proofread your work.

Page Numbers: Any assignment that has more than one page, needs to have page numbers on it. Please place your page numbers on the bottom of the page. In MS Word, use the footer selection and place the page number
in
the
bottom

center
or
bottom right
of the page.

Saving/Naming Your File:

When you save your file make sure that your name and the progress update number are included in it.

Example: YourNameProgressUpdate1

Remember to change the number when you save your file for each week’s update.

Due Dates: All Progress Updates will be due on Mondays (Tuesdays only when there is a holiday) as per the list in the Course Outline section five (5) of the 491 Senior Project Syllabus. Progress Updates are to be turned in using Canvas, no later than 11:59 p.m. on their due dates.
Do not turn-in Project Updates early; this is not a class were you submit work in advance.

Revised 12/15/2017 TG