Modular
Sensors and platform parts should be replaceable as methods mature.
AquaWorks is planned as a student-led surface water-quality monitoring prototype that turns location-based readings into spatial learning material.
The project proposes a rechargeable, modular surface platform with water-quality sensors, wireless data transmission, and spatial visualization. Phase 1 focuses on controlled or approved small campus water bodies, not shoreline deployment.
Sensors and platform parts should be replaceable as methods mature.
Student teams should be able to troubleshoot and hand off the build.
Design files, tests, and limitations become part of the learning archive.
Confirm requirements, order parts, and define the system architecture.
Bring mechanical, hardware, and software work into the first integrated build.
Bench tests, calibration, controlled water testing, and first visualization pipeline.
If permission and conditions allow, test in a fixed small campus water body.
Prepare final report and handoff documentation for future teams.
AquaWorks is a student prototype and learning platform. It is not professional environmental monitoring, not water-safety certification, and not a claim of SPF funding unless approval is confirmed.