Group 2 - Honda Generator 2 - Revision history

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Executive Summary */

2010-12-19T00:11:49Z

Executive Summary

MAE 277 2010 Group 2 at 00:11, 19 December 2010

2010-12-19T00:11:20Z

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 5: Documentation and Delivery */

2010-10-26T04:14:50Z

Gate 5: Documentation and Delivery

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 4: Product Explanation */

2010-10-26T04:14:13Z

Gate 4: Product Explanation

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 3: Product Analysis */

2010-10-26T04:13:19Z

Gate 3: Product Analysis

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 2: Product Dissection */

2010-10-26T04:12:29Z

Gate 2: Product Dissection

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 2: Product Dissection */

2010-10-26T04:11:34Z

Gate 2: Product Dissection

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 1: Request For Proposal */

2010-10-01T05:45:22Z

Gate 1: Request For Proposal

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 1: Request For Proposal */

2010-10-01T05:45:07Z

Gate 1: Request For Proposal

MAE 277 2010 Group 2: /* Gate 1: Request For Proposal */

2010-10-01T05:35:14Z

Gate 1: Request For Proposal

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 :Group 2 has successfully completed the project along with its respective gates in its entirety. We enjoyed this project and learned more than we thought we would have. Below are some key findings and processes.
-::I: Complexity – When we were first told that we would have to disassemble and reassemble a generator for our project, we were scared. The fact that our product was so much more complex than other distributed products had us worried so much as to a point where we felt cheated. We thought that it was unfair that our product was so harder than everyone else’s. However as we progressed through the gates we learned more and more about our product and found that we learned so much in a short period of time. Looking back, we are glad that we got the generator as a product because not only did we learn more about the product itself, but we also learned more about four-stroke engines in general. We are proud of our work and are proud of all of the knowledge we have acquired.
+::I. Complexity – When we were first told that we would have to disassemble and reassemble a generator for our project, we were scared. The fact that our product was so much more complex than other distributed products had us worried so much as to a point where we felt cheated. We thought that it was unfair that our product was so harder than everyone else’s. However as we progressed through the gates we learned more and more about our product and found that we learned so much in a short period of time. Looking back, we are glad that we got the generator as a product because not only did we learn more about the product itself, but we also learned more about four-stroke engines in general. We are proud of our work and are proud of all of the knowledge we have acquired.
 ::II. Disassembly and Reassembly – When going through these processes we found that the reassembly was surprisingly easier than we thought. This could be because of the fact that we were blind when trying to disassemble the generator. When disassembling the generator we took so many pictures to help aid in the reassembly process later on. However, when we went to reassemble the generator we did not use a single photo to help us reassemble it. We all learned exactly how the generator worked and how each of its components worked after we disassemble it. We all knew exactly how each part worked because of the documentation steps. As we look back, the documentation of the disassembly was probably the most beneficial aspect of this project because it forced us to know our product inside and out. After realizing this and reassembling our product, we now appreciate the layout of each gate and how it forced us to learn.

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		+	==Executive Summary==
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		+	To the Grader:
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		+	:Group 2 has successfully completed the project along with its respective gates in its entirety. We enjoyed this project and learned more than we thought we would have. Below are some key findings and processes.
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		+	::I: Complexity – When we were first told that we would have to disassemble and reassemble a generator for our project, we were scared. The fact that our product was so much more complex than other distributed products had us worried so much as to a point where we felt cheated. We thought that it was unfair that our product was so harder than everyone else’s. However as we progressed through the gates we learned more and more about our product and found that we learned so much in a short period of time. Looking back, we are glad that we got the generator as a product because not only did we learn more about the product itself, but we also learned more about four-stroke engines in general. We are proud of our work and are proud of all of the knowledge we have acquired.
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		+	::II. Disassembly and Reassembly – When going through these processes we found that the reassembly was surprisingly easier than we thought. This could be because of the fact that we were blind when trying to disassemble the generator. When disassembling the generator we took so many pictures to help aid in the reassembly process later on. However, when we went to reassemble the generator we did not use a single photo to help us reassemble it. We all learned exactly how the generator worked and how each of its components worked after we disassemble it. We all knew exactly how each part worked because of the documentation steps. As we look back, the documentation of the disassembly was probably the most beneficial aspect of this project because it forced us to know our product inside and out. After realizing this and reassembling our product, we now appreciate the layout of each gate and how it forced us to learn.
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		+	::III. Cooperation – While working through all the gates our group members started to work together better and better. After each of us fell into our respective roles we were able to work efficiently and successfully together. Each group member contributed so much in order to ensure the completion of our project and we are all very proud of each other. We were able to experience what real world engineers do: work collectively to finish a job. By keeping a professional yet friendly atmosphere, we felt like engineers in the professional field working for a company. We realized the importance of a good team and the difference that it makes.

	==Product Overview==		==Product Overview==

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