Links to: Electronic review on presentations will be posted on Canvas:
Overview of the Problem Definition. The whole class needs to understand the project background and objectives.
Clear Figures with annotations are key. You can use figures from your sponsor (with appropriate credit), but often teams need to create additional figures to increase clarity. Clear hand drawings areOK, but CAD is often more clear. See example of good figure.
Functional Requirements (F.R.s) and Constraints of project.
High Risk Areas
Team Risk Reduction Achievements.
Design Solutions under consideration. Make sure to use annotated sketches or CAD.
Remaining questions and unresolved issues
Project Management for next quarter:
Milestones with specific objectives and dates. A milestone is an accomplishment of an important step in the project such as demonstration of a subcomponent. A good set of milestones breaks a project down into manageable parts and focuses the team on critical objectives.
Topics for each member's individual component analysis (this is due on the day of the MAE156A final)
Gantt chart of 156B quarter (indicate where the milestones occur)
Post your presentation and progress reports on your team's webpage (physical team binders are no longer required)
Review Getting Started with the Team Webpages and the Template for Internal Team Management. Make sure to
Post the Risk Reduction PowerPoint on the Reports Site (use the add file button)
Complete the Project Management page.
Check your page at the links to all team webpages
Post your Presentation on the your team webpage under Reports (use the add file button) at least half an hour before the presentation. Bring your presentation on a laptop. Post both editable versions and a pdf version.
Each student should bring a laptop, smartphone or other connected device which we will use to give feedback on other team presentations.
There is no need to print a hardcopy of your report unless your instructor asks for it.
Turn in signed copies of the following (all stapled together):
Sponsor Project Budget Form. Index numbers must be provided for all UCSD sponsored projects.
Student Participation Agreement Form for those projects that require it (indicated by * on project list)
Lab Needs Form
Grading will be based on:
Problem Definition - Does the whole class understand the big picture and the details (20%).
Project Managment - Identification of areas of high risk, specifying meaningful milestones, indicating challenges of system integration and coupling (10%)
Risk reduction achievements (50%)
Quality of graphics in presentation (15%)
Attendance and feedback provided to other teams (5%)
Complete Peer Review 2 days before presentation.
Make sure to email to your sponsor a copy of the presentation.
Prepare a weekly progress report for a meeting with your instructor during week 1 of MAE156B.