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Virtual Design Project

Virtual Design Project. By: S tephanie Clark , S arah Kim , and Gracie Reber. Team norms!. Team norms Set due dates must be met within two days. Each due date set within group must be reasonable and consensual. Post an update- as to progress- at least once a week.

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Virtual Design Project

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  1. Virtual Design Project By: Stephanie Clark,Sarah Kim, andGracie Reber

  2. Team norms! • Team norms • Set due dates must be met within two days. • Each due date set within group must be reasonable and consensual. • Post an update- as to progress- at least once a week. • No design decision is to be made without consent of the whole group by vote. • No ideas are dumb. Any and all ideas are welcome. • All questions are welcome. • Every member must participate in the project. • We should find each other strengths and such. EX: that if someone is better at sketching we will let them do that. Someone’s better at inventor they do more of the building. Or proofing and editing. • HAVE FUN!!! • Consequences if norms are not met • If deadlines are not met first there will be a group intervention (email), then members talk with Mrs. Stracina, last, kicked out of group • If dates are not reasonable they will be discussed and reset • If you do not post an update the team will assume you are not working and will begin the steps of intervention listed above. • If ideas are insulted there will be intervention. • If a decision is made without consent then consequences will be equal to those of missed deadlines. • Exceptions: • Illness: if ill the dates will be moved back the number of days absent • Miscommunication: if you do not understand a group decision ask questions and decision will be explained or reconsidered.

  3. Dog Supply Organizer Design Brief Client: Petco & Co. Target Consumer: Dog Owners Designer: S.S. & E. Incorporated. Problem Statement: People who own dogs have brushes, nail clippers, leashes, collars, shampoo, toys, and other products that clutter up the floors of closets, utility rooms, and living spaces. Design Statement: Design a dog supply organizer system that will hold the above mentioned items and organize them in such a way that they will free up floor space. Constraints: Device must hang in a closet.

  4. Timeline • Day 2’s schedule • 4/18-Norms • 4/19-Timeline • 4/19-Design brief • 4/20-Sketches • 4/26 and 5/6- Team evaluation • 4/26 and 5/6- Self evaluations • 5/2-IDW creations of each part • 5/2-IDW of exploded view • 5/6-Power point presentation • Day 1’s schedule • 4/15-norms • 4/21-Timeline • 4/21-Design brief • 4/25-Sketches • 4/27 and 5/9-Team evaluations • 4/27 and 5/9-Self evaluations • 5/3-IDW creations of each part • 5/3-IDW of exploded view • 5/9-Power point presentation

  5. Sketches

  6. Our IDW’s

  7. More IDW’s

  8. Parts

  9. More Parts

  10. Assembly

  11. Explosion

  12. Explosion IDW

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