Gate 4 - Product Explanation (Group 18)
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| + | As we have anticipated in Gate 3, the main challenge we faced during the duration of this gate is the time constraints due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Some of our members returned home for the holidays, therefore the workload for this gate could not be divided among us until the break was over. | ||
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| + | We did however start off reassembling our helicopter early, just before the Thanksgiving holiday, therefore we managed to complete the reassembly process relatively fast. | ||
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| + | Overall, the group members still work well with one another and we communicate frequently. | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 27 November 2012
Gate 4: Product Explanation
Purpose
In Gate 3, we produced a detailed analysis of each individual component that made up our RC helicopter. In this Gate 4, we are required to reassemble our product back to its initial form. We will need to provide a detailed step by step process describing how the product was reassembled, identify mechanisms in our product, and provide design revisions that would make our product function better.
This gate contains the Project Management: Critical Project Review - Cause for Corrective Action and the Product Archaeology: Product Explanation - Product Reassembly, Mechanisms, and Design Revisions.
Project Management: Critical Project Review
Cause for Corrective Action
As we have anticipated in Gate 3, the main challenge we faced during the duration of this gate is the time constraints due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Some of our members returned home for the holidays, therefore the workload for this gate could not be divided among us until the break was over.
We did however start off reassembling our helicopter early, just before the Thanksgiving holiday, therefore we managed to complete the reassembly process relatively fast.
Overall, the group members still work well with one another and we communicate frequently.
Product Archaeology: Product Explanation
Product Reassembly
Mechanisms
Design Revisions
