Spring Kick-Off

MeetingFind us on Facebook at

https://www.facebook.com/ASME.UCF

Website

http://www.asmeatucf.com/

Officers

Position Name

President Jennifer Ambrose

Vice President Rachel Willis

Secretary Alex Strebeck

Treasurer Natalie Felder

Fundraising Will Rumplik

Programs Michael Gonzalez

Internal Programs Ted Kursevicius

Projects Victor De Marco

Projects Support Rubin York

Mission Statement

“It is our mission and our goal to INSPIRE the next generation, INNOVATE with the current, and INTEGRATE our members into the world of Mechanical Engineers as those who characterize the Code of the Engineer, to encourage innovation for the benefit of mankind.”

INSPIRATION – INNOVATION – INTEGRATION

Background Information

Facts

• Founded in 1880

• Over 120,000 members in over

150 countries

• 600 technical standards

• Over 200 professional

development courses

• Online digital library

• 150+ student chapters

Getting Involved:

Experience

• Design Competitions and

Build Projects

• Engineering Tours

• Speakers

– Industry

– Research

– Entrepreneurship

Additional

• Resume Builders

• 3-D Printer

• Social Events

– BBQ

– Bowling

– Go Karting

– Video Game tournament

Getting Involved: Design Builds

Student Design CompetitionWelding/ Soldering

Workshops

Human Power Vehicle Restore

(HPVR)Hovercraft

Getting Involved: ToursDisneyLockheed Martin

Siemens Mitsubishi Power Systems

(and more)

Tool Checkout

Tools for Members

• Can be used for design builds,

school projects, and personal use

• Great for EGN 1007 project!

• Tools included

– Digital Calipers

– Soldering Irons

– Wrenches

– Drills

– Hammers

– Socket Sets

– Typical Toolbox Tools

– Etc..

Taking requests

for tool additions

ASME at UCF Membership

• Becoming a member is easy! Just

sign up on our website at:

http://asmeatucf.com/

– $20 = Membership with T-shirt

– $12 = Membership

– Payment can be made via:

• Cash

• Credit

• Debit

• Check

• Paypal

Membership Includes:

• Tours (Members get Priority)

• Speakers

• Socials

• Build Projects

• Workshops

• Tool Checkout

These opportunities afforded to

you are to help expose you to as

many industries within

mechanical engineering that we

can as well as to give you the

skills to be successful in the

industry.

Social: Go Karting at Fun SPOT

• When: This Saturday February 7th

• Where: Meeting at the Engineering Atrium at 4pm to

carpool

• Please buy your ticket at the UCF ticket center prior

to coming (~$30)

Project: Hovercraft/ SolidWorks

Workshop

• When: February 11th at 4:30pm

• Where: Engineering 2 room 304

• Large enough for 1 person, Travel up

to 20 mph, Go over any flat surface

Land or Water

• If interested contact Victor De Marco

(Projects Chair) at

vdemarco@knights.ucf.edu

HPV Restore• Great hands on experience with many Mechanical systems

• Restore and upgrade previous Human Powered Vehicles

• Meeting: (February 9th)Every Monday at 2:30pm

Interested?

Contact: wrumplik@knights.ucf.edu or

nep2112@knights.ucf.edu

3-D Printer

• We have a 3D Printer available

use! We have a Makerbot

Replicator 2, which uses PLA

plastic.

• The cost to print

– 10 Cents per gram

– 1 Dollar per hour of print time.

– We will round the final cost to the

nearest dollar.

• All money collected will go

towards buying more filament

and upgrades for the printer.

ASME EventsDate Event Info Time Where

Feb 7th Go Kart Event Meet in the engineering atrium

Please purchase ticket prior

4:00pm Fun Spot

Feb 9th HPVR Human Powered Vehicle

Restore

2:30pm Engineering

Atrium

Feb. 11th Hovercraft/

SolidWorks

workshop

Bi-weekly 4:30pm Eng 2 room 304

Feb 18th ASME

Professional

Section Meeting

SPDC and HPVC presentations 6:00pm Research Park

University Tower

2nd floor

Feb 20th Video Game Social Video Game social 7:00pm Student Union

Room:TBD

Feb 23 –

27th

Eweek Monday : Showcase

Tuesday 3-5pm: Relay Race

Thursday: Fair

All

Week

Engineering

March 5th 2nd meeting 2nd meeting of the semester 7:30pm HPA room 116

Mystery Design

• Objective: Create the tallest structural design

that will hold a tennis ball

• Form teams of five or six people

Mystery Design Results

Winners!

• Leaning Tower

– Derek Medellin

– Michael Gonzalez

– Graham Morgan

– Michael Sammarco

– Mario Texeira

Next Meeting

Speaker: ASME Professional Section

SPDC and HPVC Presentations

Wednesday, February 18th

6:30pm

Research Park

2nd floor classroom in University Tower

Thank you for coming!