Step 1: defining and documenting the scope

Document showing the definition of scope and the scope of our design.

Week #13 Egg Drop Challenge

Acheivements: 28 total Owen Heidenreich Max LeBaron and Ryan Meoni
-Create a sketch of one possible solutionn (see picture)
-Create a sketch of another possible solution (picture)
-Create a sketch of a third possible solution (picture)
-Generate a list of materials required for build day. (picture)
-Document a plan to ensure materials are brought in on block day. (the plan is below the list of the required materials)
-Your materials fit inside a printer paper box
-Your materials fit inside a shoe box
-Your materials fit inside a cigar box
-Your materials fit inside an Altoids box (picture is on front page of Mr. Olsens blogger, owen's hand is holding the altoids box with cotton inside)
-Your materials weigh less than 500 grams.
-Your materials weigh less than 300 grams.
-Your materials weigh less than 200 grams.
-Your materials weigh less than 150 grams.
-Your materials weigh less than 100 grams.
-Your materials weigh less than 50 grams.
-Your materials weigh less than 25 grams. (picture)
-You hit the butcher paper!
-You hit inside the third ring!
-You hit inside the second ring!
-You hit inside the first ring!
-You hit the Bullseye!
-Describe an aspect of the event using arithmetic. (picture)
-Describe an aspect of the event using geometry. (picture of surfac area of egg)
-Seek out additional instruction from your math teacher in support of a Calculation Achievement.
-Create promotional materials for your design. (picture)
-Come up with a clever name Mr. Olson uses for an existing Achievment. (picture)
-Design an Achievement Mr. Olson approves for next year's Egg Drop Challenge. (picture)
-Suggest a redesign to the activity that Mr Olson confirms he will use for next year's Egg Drop Challenge. (pic)

Materials List above^

Plan:

Owen brings ductape tinfoil ministicks small pole

Max brings staws rubberbands and cotton

Ryan brings cups

Braintstorm Picture #1 and #3

#1 is a peanut butter jar

#3 is our current plan for saving egg

Brainstorm Picture #2

uses a parachute aspect

Mr. Farrar signed the page because he helped us with Force and Mass equations and it talked us through finding a certain problem which was "when does the force required to break the egg equal the force generated from a certain height" we never finished that equation but he was great help.

 arithmetic used to find the mass of the egg by finding the average of serveral different eggs. (source: google)

renaming an achievement - "Speed Demon" Your solution takes less than 1/2 second to hit the target

creating an achievement - "Lightweight" - Lightest design out of all groups

redesigning the aspects of then egg drop challenge - Have all the teams design their prototypes on CAD

create a promotional material for project

This is what our total design weighed in at (10.21 grams).