Group 22 - Barbie™ Jammin' Jeep® Wrangler Power Wheels - Revision history

MAE 277 2010 Group 22 at 04:19, 20 December 2010

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Gate 5: Delivery

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Project Gates

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Gate 2: Dissection

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Project Gates

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Gate 4: Explanation

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Gate 3: Evaluation

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Project Gates

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Gate 2: Dissection

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Gate 2: Dissection

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−	~~=== Gate 5: Delivery ===~~
−	The very last stage of the project is a finalization of the project deliverables. This includes a technical report, as well as an oral presentation given in class. The technical report consists of a summary of the analysis procedure, as well as the information found.
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−	~~[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_5 Gate 5]~~

	= References =		= References =

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 The very last stage of the project is a finalization of the project deliverables. This includes a technical report, as well as an oral presentation given in class. The technical report consists of a summary of the analysis procedure, as well as the information found.
-[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_4 Gate 5]
+[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_5 Gate 5]
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 * Product Reassembly
 * Design Revisions
 [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_4 Gate 4]
 = References =

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	*Document the connection of subsystems		*Document the connection of subsystems
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 * Design Revisions
 [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_4 Gate 4]
 = References =

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 === Gate 4: Explanation ===
+This gate is the product reassembly. Here we put the Barbie Jeep back together after evaluating its components and systems. The difference between taking apart vs putting together is recognized.
 [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_4 Gate 4]

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	=== Gate 3: Evaluation ===		=== Gate 3: Evaluation ===
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		+	Gate 3 is an evaluation of the product after a complete dissection. The group completed a detailed analysis of the product, examining the Barbie Jammin' Jeep at the component and subsystem level, and gathered detailed information on how the components and subsystems work together to allow for the overall function of the Jeep. Gate 3 is broken down into 4 parts, which include:
		+	*Component Summary
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		+	*Product Analysis
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		+	*Solid Modeled Assembly
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		+	*Engineering Analysis
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		+	Gate 3 also includes a Coordination Review, which goes over the causes of corrective action within the group. This includes challenges between group members, as well as general obstacles in the project.

	[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_3 Gate 3]		[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_3 Gate 3]

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 This gate outlines the dissection of the Barbie Jammin' Jeep Wrangler. It is annotated and includes photos of each step taken to disassemble the product. The gate is broken up into three major categories, which involve purpose, project management, and product archaeology. The latter is broken into sub-sections, which are as follows:
-- <b>Ease of Disassembly:</b>
+*Product Archaeology
-:How difficult is each step?
-:How can you define a meaningful scale to rate the
-::difficulty?
-:Is that part of the product intended to be disassembled?
-:Why or why not?
-:What supporting evidence do you have?
-- <b>Document the connection of subsystems:</b>
+*Document the connection of subsystems
-:What subsystems are connected?
-:How are they connected?
-::*Physically?
-::*Signals?
-::*Mass?
-::*Energy?
-:Why are they connected?
-:How are they connected?
-:How do global, societal, economic, and
-::environmental concerns influence this?
-:How does performance influence the connection type?
-:What is the arrangement of subsystems?
-:Is there a reason for each subsystems placement?
-:Are there subsystems which cannot be adjacent?

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	=== Gate 2: Dissection ===		=== Gate 2: Dissection ===
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		+	This gate outlines the dissection of the Barbie Jammin' Jeep Wrangler. It is annotated and includes photos of each step taken to disassemble the product. The gate is broken up into three major categories, which involve purpose, project management, and product archaeology. The latter is broken into sub-sections, which are as follows:
		+
		+	- <b>Ease of Disassembly:</b>
		+	:How difficult is each step?
		+	:How can you define a meaningful scale to rate the
		+	::difficulty?
		+	:Is that part of the product intended to be disassembled?
		+	:Why or why not?
		+	:What supporting evidence do you have?
		+
		+	- <b>Document the connection of subsystems:</b>
		+	:What subsystems are connected?
		+	:How are they connected?
		+	::*Physically?
		+	::*Signals?
		+	::*Mass?
		+	::*Energy?
		+	:Why are they connected?
		+	:How are they connected?
		+	:How do global, societal, economic, and
		+	::environmental concerns influence this?
		+	:How does performance influence the connection type?
		+	:What is the arrangement of subsystems?
		+	:Is there a reason for each subsystems placement?
		+	:Are there subsystems which cannot be adjacent?
		+

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 [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_1 Gate 1]
-=== Gate 2: Excavation ===
+=== Gate 2: Dissection ===
 [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_22_Gate_2 Gate 2]