Project must be constructed per drawing Bill of materials with cost analysis Report on performance measures Oral presentation to discuss key summary information, but presenter should be prepared to answer detailed questions. All members of the group are required to present - each shall discuss different aspect of project. Final report to include all aspects of project - final drawings, final photograph, final performance, bill of materials including cost and cost total. Peer grading Performance Measures Time required to lift Maximum load "Cost" analysis report of elevator based on costs of K'Nex and Lego pieces based on provided cost information Power consumption Energy efficiency (ratio of mechanical delivered to electrical energy consumed). Final (up-to-date) Gantt & PERT charts ("Linear Responsibility Chart" and "Work Breakdown Structure" optional) Clear, sharp photographs of elevator as built for performance test Completeness, readability, and understandability of final trifold, report, and presentation The best overall project will be awarded 10% bonus - of points Figure of merit = [load/(time*footprint*cost)] Floor bonus = 10% per floor (1.25%/cm) Load bonus = 25% per kg Additional Reporting Considerations Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your design Discuss why you chose your design Discuss why the contract should be awarded to your company Helps Example: Mindstorm: (building instructions are the property of the LEGO Group and may not be used for commercial use) & More exhaustive, but good, for engineering reports Cost Estimate Lego Component Costs K'Nex Component Costs Part Cost Part Cost Rivets $10 each Rivets $10 each Connectors & $20 per hole or Small connectors & $20 per hole or plates stub plates stub Wheel or pulley $100 Wheel or pulley $100 Tire $100 Tire $100 Motor $300 Large connectors & $40 per hole or
Project must be constructed per drawing Bill of materials with cost analysis Report on performance measures Oral presentation to discuss key summary information, but presenter should be prepared to answer detailed questions. All members of the group are required to present - each shall discuss different aspect of project. Final report to include all aspects of project - final drawings, final photograph, final performance, bill of materials including cost and cost total. Peer grading Performance Measures Time required to lift Maximum load "Cost" analysis report of elevator based on costs of K'Nex and Lego pieces based on provided cost information Power consumption Energy efficiency (ratio of mechanical delivered to electrical energy consumed). Final (up-to-date) Gantt & PERT charts ("Linear Responsibility Chart" and "Work Breakdown Structure" optional) Clear, sharp photographs of elevator as built for performance test Completeness, readability, and understandability of final trifold, report, and presentation The best overall project will be awarded 10% bonus - of points Figure of merit = [load/(time*footprint*cost)] Floor bonus = 10% per floor (1.25%/cm) Load bonus = 25% per kg Additional Reporting Considerations Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your design Discuss why you chose your design Discuss why the contract should be awarded to your company Helps Example: Mindstorm: (building instructions are the property of the LEGO Group and may not be used for commercial use) & More exhaustive, but good, for engineering reports Cost Estimate Lego Component Costs K'Nex Component Costs Part Cost Part Cost Rivets $10 each Rivets $10 each Connectors & plates $20 per hole or stub Small connectors & plates $20 per hole or stub Wheel or pulley $100 Wheel or pulley $100 Tire $100 Tire $100 Motor $300 Large connectors & $40 per hole or
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