Winners
Judges’ Choice Awards
- First Place – $1000
Skylar Zhang, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
GRAPHENE and Quantum Computing - Second Place – $700
Kasun Somaratne,Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
Smart Turn: An Electronic Instrumentation System for Bicycles - Third Place – $400
Tariq Shobab, Mechanical Engineering Degree
The Third Wheel – Single Wheeled Motorcycle Trailer
Judges’ choice winners also received a portfolio from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC (APEG BC).
Audience Choice Awards
- First Place – $500
Skylar Zhang, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
GRAPHENE and Quantum Computing - Second Place – $400
Nico Dreyer, Electrical Engineering Degree
High Voltage DC Power Transmission - Third Place – $300
Tariq Shobab, Mechanical Engineering Degree
The Third Wheel – Single Wheeled Motorcycle Trailer
Presentation Idol organizers
Jean Scribner, Deanna Levis, Darlene Webb, Katherine Golder and Cynthia van Ginkel.
Judging panel
Thanks to this year’s judges:
- Paul Dangerfield, Vice President Education, Research and International
- Steve Eccles, Dean, School of Computing & Academic Studies; Learning & Teaching Centre
- Sean Garrity, Junior Engineer, BBA Consulting Engineering
- Patricia Sackville, Associate Dean, School of Computing and Academic Studies
- Matt Younger, Principal, AME Consulting
2014 finalist presentations
- Dan Green, Mechanical Engineering Technology: The Design of a Pneumatic Vise Actuator (0:00 in the full video)
- Nico Dreyer, Electrical Engineering Degree: High Voltage DC Power Transmission (13:30 in the full video)
- Kyle Neufeld, Civil Engineering Degree: Biosand Filter Technology for Developing Countries (24:12 in the full video)
- Tariq Shobab, Mechanical Engineering Degree: The Third Wheel – Single Wheeled Motorcycle Trailer (36:55 in the full video)
- Steve Cohos, Civil Engineering: Harvesting the Human Body (51:08 in the full video)
- Skylar Zhang, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology: GRAPHENE and Quantum Computing (1:00:04 in the full video)
- Adam Janzen, Civil Engineering: Fire Safety of Concrete, Steel, and Heavy Timber (1:13:44 in the full video)
- Kasun Somaratne, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology: Smart Turn: An Electronic Instrumentation System for Bicycles (1:27:26 in the full video)
All finalists also received a book prize, thanks to donations from Pearson Publishing and Wiley Publishing. The door prize was donated by generous sponsor the BCIT Alumni Association.
Thank you for your support
Presenting schools & sponsors
This event wouldn’t be possible without our presenting schools and sponsors.
Presentation Idol is presented by the BCIT School of Computing & Academic Studies, School of Energy, and School of Construction & the Environment. With special thanks to T.J. Moon, BCIT ECET student and past winner.