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SmartWhistle Poster Draft from Bioengineering’s Capstone Design Course

Module by: The Cain Project in Engineering and Professional Communication

This set of 17 slides presents an annotated draft of a poster constructed by a team of bioengineering students in the senior capstone design course. Most of the annotations point to problems with the poster draft's content, layout, or design. The last three slides in the sequence show the team's revised poster followed by another possible revision of it.

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SmartWhistle Poster Draft from Bioengineering’s Capstone Design Course
Media File: SmartWhistlePoster.ppt

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