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The Wyld Stallyn Team

Module by: Brenton Cheeseman, Robert Ahlfinger, Patrick Doody

Summary: Shows the group members who created the greatest ELEC 301 project ever.

Wyld Stallyns

The Wyld Stallyn Team consisted of the following people, each contributing evenly to the work load for this project. The work for the project included: Developing and researching appropirate methods, writing code, testing and debugging code, creating the poster and writing the connexions report.

Figure 1: Junior at Lovett College. email: ahlfing@rice.edu
Robert Ahlfinger
Robert Ahlfinger (Ahlfinger.jpg)
Figure 2: Junior at Hanszen College. email: bcheese@rice.edu
Brenton Cheeseman
Brenton Cheeseman (Cheeseman.jpg)
Figure 3: Junior at Hanszen College. email: pdoody@rice.edu
Patrick Doody
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