The Ferromagnetic Material Launcher (FML) is a turret mounted coil gun controlled by an android mobile device. This project   features high and low power transformers, a coil gun, capacitor bank, custom printed circuit board (PCB), Wi-Fi camera, and turret.   The FML was chosen because it offered challenges in both electrical and computer engineering concepts. The project was chosen   because it required knowledge in electromagnetic forces, power systems, embedded systems, computer architecture, and software   development. Not only did this project challenge the group to apply concepts learned throughout their engineering coursework,   providing a foundation for future projects with the knowledge and experience gained.

 Austin Akey

Austin Akey joined the Air Force ROTC his sophomore year at UCF and will commission into the United States Air Force (USAF) as a 2d Lt when he completes his Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSPE) in August 2014. After graduation, Austin will relocate to Texas to begin work with the USAF. There, he will begin training to become a Remotely Piloted Aircraft Pilot and continue pursuing his passion for national defense.

 Joshua Sanchez

Joshua Sanchez joined the Navy NUPOC Program his junior year at UCF and will commission into the United States Navy (USN) when he completes his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) in August 2014. He will relocate to Rhode Island and then North Carolina to train to become a nuclear propulsion officer and eventually roam underwater in a submarine.

 Donald Freeman

Donald Freeman is a senior graduating in August 2014 with a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. He has experience as an industrial electrician prior to pursuing his education and completed a summer internship with Duke Energy at the Brunswick Nuclear Power Station. Plans after graduation include taking some time off and then pursuing work as an engineer within the power generation or manufacturing field.

 Brett Oden

Brett Oden is a computer engineering student graduating in the summer of 2014. Brett's goals are to acquire a job in the local Orlando area with a software company. His specializations are in algorithmic processes and testing.