Thoughts about Capstone

I plan to approach this issue with the utmost respect, therefore, I am extremely serious about this situation. Amputees are often deprived of the privilege of working. Their work was a source of income used to support themselves, their families, so and and so forth. Why, when people are willing to work even after this tragedy, are they not allowed to obtain something that will enable them to do so?   

Capstone Project

Overview: Seniors in the school Richland Collegiate High school are required to do a Capstone project which incorporates what we want to do in the future. I'm working towards a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering and afterwards, I'll start getting into the Biomedical aspect of Engineering. A little factual information on what Biomedical Engineering is: Biomedical Engineering works with the technology that enables the disabled. For example, we engineer artificial limbs, organs, etc... 

As you can see here, this is an artificial limb.

 Issue: People who are disabled/amputees often can't afford the price range of these artificial limbs, and in most cases, peoples insurance won't be able to cover it. Because of this, people who are disabled due to a loss of limb often lose their job and aren't able to recover it because of their disability.
Solution: I plan to construct/engineer a limb that is affordable and is Insurance approved. I also plan to raise awareness about these situations.

Poster Research

When it comes down to Movie posters, you will need to be able to sell it. (It being the movie). Often times, posters are what draw viewers in. If your idea is scattered all over the place, then, well... It won't be so pretty.

There's some steps that call for a somewhat perfect movie poster. Since we all know nothing's perfect, these steps should subdue.

In this poster, you notice the title. The picture depicts what the movie is all about, and the actors names are on it along with credits to the producer, etc...

1. Somewhere in the poster, the director and main actors should be mentioned.
2. A main picture should be the center piece since that is what most people recognize. 
3. The title should be apparent. Without it the viewers would have trouble figuring out what it is. 
4. Make sure that your information is on point and not overdone. 
5. Lastly, the color shouldn't throw off the viewer. 

http://www.movieposter.com/mpw8/EL1.html