Harrison

Mavric’s

Design

Portfolio Sponsored by: Penn State College of

Engineering EDSGN 100 Section 204

Harrison Mavric

Submitted by: Harrison Mavric

Submitted to: Xinli Wu

Submitted on:8/13/15

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Abstract: The following is a synopsis of what was done in Engineering Design 100 in the

summer of 2015. My resume, the course syllabus, and practice problems are present. The work

done for project one and two are also shown. There is also a conclusion and acknowledgements.

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Table of Contents

Resume…1

Course Syllabus…2

Practice Problem…3

Design Project One…4-7

Design Project Two…8-11

Conclusion and Acknowledgements…12

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210 N Saint Johns Dr.

Camp Hill, PA 1701

717 6454623

hfm5070@psu.edu

HARRISON MAVRIC

SKILLS &

ABILITIES

Fluent in: English, German, Bosnian, Serbo-Croatian

Computer Literate

Work well with others

Analytical thinker

Organized

EXPERIENCE TECH SUPPORT/OFFICE MANAGER, MTS TRUCKING SERVICES

June 12, 2014-August 23, 2014

In charge of fixing any and all computer and network problems, as well as sorting and

filing paperwork.

EDUCATION CUMBERLAND VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, MECHANICSBURG, PS

98.4% Weighted Average

AP Scholar with Distinction

REFERENCES NURDIN HASAGIC

Partner, MTS Trucking Services

(717) 856-1799

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Course Syllabus

http://www.engr.psu.edu/xinli/EDSGN100/calendar.htm

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Practice Problems

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Design Project One

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Main Design Features

Weight capacity of more than 100 pounds

Folds vertically for easy storage

Easy to use

Transports groceries or other materials

Material cost of less than $50

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Design Project Two

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Main Design Features

Variable dumpling production

Compact

Semi-Automatic

Easy to maintain

Easy to use

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Summary

This was a summary of all that was done in Engineering Design 100. The resume was

created in the class. For the practice problems, the first picture is an oblique drawing, and the

second was isometric. For the first design project, a collapsible shopping cart was created. The

design was a vertically collapsible cart with a bag used to contain the materials. The second

design project was a dumpling maker. The dumpling maker was semi-automatic, powered by a

hand crank.

Acknowledgements

I would like to thank Xinli Wu and all of my group members.

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