Terrance Jue

781-901-3257 juet@wit.edu http://myweb.wit.edu/juet/index.htm Weymouth, MA

Education
Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA Expected Graduation Date: August 2015
Bachelor of Science: Mechanical Engineering

Technical Skills
Operating System: Windows XP, 7, 8
Design Programs: SolidWorks 2013, Solid Edge St4, AutoCAD
Other Programs: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project), Engineering Equation Solver (EES), LabVIEW
General Computer Skills: Well versed in operating in the Windows Enviroment
Languages: English

Experience
Co-Op Experience: Wentworth Institute of Technology
Medfield Project 02/01/14-04/01/14
Worked with Architecture Students in redesigning the Medfield State Hospital
Helped to create the Design Project for the Mechanical Teams
Redesigned the Air Motor Design project to be used in the renovated building
Analyzed building energy consumption, and designed an energy system to fulfill LEED requirements

Design Project: Insulated Cable Staple Gun
Mechanical Engineering Design Class Project
Set up both a Microsoft Project File, as well as Google Doc in order to manage my design team and
simultaneously work on the design proposal report.
Used SolidWorks 2011 to design a magazine fed, spring powered staple gun designed to drive an Insulated
Cable Staple into a wooden stud safely and quickly
Design Project: Air Motor Design
Mechanical Engineering Design and Analysis Class Project
Perform a stepwise frozen equilibrium analysis (using Microsoft Excel) of an air motor in order to calculate the
volume of the cylinder, stroke, top and bottom dead center, inlet and outlet hole placements, isentropic
efficiency, power output, and hotel power (parasitic load)
Using the simulation as well as the Parker O-Ring Handbook, we redesigned the motor to triple its power while
still running at the same speed (RPM) and pressure and using only standard parts
Used EES (Engineering Equation Solver) to do thermodynamic analysis of the motor and system and
SolidWorks to create dimensioned drawings, modify and add to the parts package we received.

Design Project: Single Stage Gearbox Reducer
Design of Machine Elements Class Project
Set up a Google Doc in order for my design team to simultaneously work on the design report.
Design each component used in our assembly (the gears, shafts, bearings and housing) to meet the required
specifications, performed Design checks for Factor of Safety using Finite Element Analysis, and created a
detailed drawing package of the assembly and each created part.
Coursework
Engineering Fluids
Engineering Statics
Engineering Thermodynamics I&II
Design of Machine Elements
Engineering Graphics
Mechanics of Materials
Mechanical Engineering Design and Analysis Circuit Theory and Application
Engineering Heat Transfer Engineering Dynamics Materials Science
Fundamentals of HVAC

Employment
Wentworth Institute of Technology Boston, MA September 2011 - Present
Office Assistant
Assisted in and around office, assisting Professors in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences