Time 4 Design

Criterion C

MYP5 Rubric Criterion C

A workbook template for Crit C is available HERE (it will need adjusting to your unit)

Google Presentation

See the slide show here

Tasks typical for criterion C can be found HERE

Examples below are taken from the wonderful people in the Design Department at Luanda International School LIS

STRAND i

**************************************************************************************************

The Plan

**************************************************************************************************

TEMPLATE FOR PLAN HERE

The following is from Ryan Evans at LIS

A construction plan is a sequential order of operations to follow to make the prototype.
The construction plan MUST be written BEFORE the prototype is made.
You must include details of constructing the prototype from marking out of materials to final assembly.
You should separate the order of the construction plan by the individual parts that need assembling for the prototype.

You should consider the following steps:

Preparation - including collecting of materials and creating templates and jigs.
Marking out - including preparation of CAD/CAM files.
Cutting/machining of materials.
Shaping.
Additive manufacturing.
Finishing - including preparation for finishing and applying surface finishes.
Joining.
Final assembly

Process

Equipment

Scheduling

Quality control

Risk assessment

These columns are explained below.

Process:

Give a descriptive name to the process you will carry out. Consideration of how much time each process will take, and put that in the scheduling column.

Equipment:

You identify the equipment you will need to complete the process step.

Scheduling:

Estimate the time it will take to complete the process. Keep a consistent format of time.

Quality control:

State how you will ensure high quality in the process. You should reference measuring equipment, tolerances, use of go/no go gauges, dry fit assembly, jigs and templates.

Risk assessment:

You must identify any risks associated with the process or the materials used. You can also state any preventative measure you could take to reduce the risks.

Each cell of the table MUST be 10 words or less. If not then the whole table will contribute to the word count.

(Ryan EVANS LIS IA Breakdown document HERE)

MORE ON CRITERION C below:

Here is another manufacturing plan for product design,this one is from IB DP DT Crit C from Aidan Hammond

HERE is an extract of a manufacturing plan for a popupbook

The plan below is for a box (Davies et al):

The plan example below is for a stopmotion video: