Project Archive (2018)
Engineering projects
Rack-mounted RFID bike lock
A clean, responsible, and efficient household waste management system
User-tracking multi-axial cargo transport
User controlled search and rescue rover
A sustainable heating and cooling solution for refugee camps
A more dependable heads-up display
Electrical surge protection anywhere
A better Baja buggy transmission
Cleaner waste incineration
Safe power distribution in refugee camps
Toxic-gas-sniffing robots
Software engineering projects
Medical records training software
Sports activity organizing app
Search YouTube videos by location
Why I Teach at SPU
James Walker, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
“At Seattle Pacific University, I believe we have the unique opportunity to integrate professional excellence with our faith, in a reflective and supportive community. As engineers, we can participate in creating products and systems that help our communities flourish, and in so doing, realize our position as image-bearers of our Creator. The engineering professions desperately need well-rounded and ethical people who are highly competent in their fields. I believe we have the environment at SPU to develop the whole person intellectually, professionally, and spiritually. In my experience in industry, these traits along with an appreciation for the associated disciplines will enable our graduates to assume leadership roles in their careers.”