Problem Definition Review Notes

Details

Date: Wednesday, September 09, 2020

Time: 7:30 - 8:30 PM

Location: https://rit.zoom.us/j/98032393544; 

Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cr8L_MfSlyRECpzJAR_DRo2rmjgEB8PX8zqC_xNRD54/edit?usp=sharing

Slide deck: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1U_XGNELYGDbo4SiTyC_6IlbZNS9Ecwsqtz20Gu8GRQ8/edit?usp=sharing

Project overview document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VLp_J5oBDFqTUjXiyGni8UUL6vyUU9oyLmJ4bCD_UBw/edit?usp=sharing

Attendees

• Team members

  1. Felix Chamberland
  2. Ramsey Doolittle
  3. Diana Kulawiec
  4. Emma Kurz
  5. Hayley Miller
  6. Mark Truskinovsky
• Faculty guide
  1. John D Wellin
• Customer
  1. Vinay Abhyankar

Goals

• Demonstrate current knowledge in subject field and receive feedback or updates on various factors involved in the project's subject matter.
  • Demonstrated through the following:
    • Having a clearly defined and agreed upon problem statement and project deliverables
    • Consolidated and ranked list of customer requirements (CRs)
    • Consolidated and categorized list of engineering requirements (ERs)
    • Use scenarios
    • Draft(s) of project plan
• Identify gaps that exist between the team's ability to meet the project goal (in context of the ERs and CRs) and the actual state.
• Some potential questions to answer include the following:
  • Does the problem statement appropriately capture the project and its scope?
  • Are there any additional CRs and/or ERs?
  • How should the use scenario(s) guide the work that the team does?
  • Are the CRs properly prioritize?
  • Are there any gaps in any of the discussed subject matter?
    • Identify action plans to close them

Agenda and discussion notes