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This page's main purpose is to keep projects rolling:

  1. Having actual deadlines gets the procrastinators (such as myself) a deadline to procrastinate until. Hopefully the work gets done by that date.
  2. A lack of accountability leads to significant delay. Either no takes responsibility and the task never gets done, or the person who is assigned the task does not complete it on time. Neither of these are great options, so accountability is key
  3. This is not meant to intimidate, but rather encourage a productive environment as in a real company. 
  4. It is good to have a record of who was responsible for a task or decision so a new person to the project has a direct contact with the decision maker or the thinking of the original decision maker can be seen. 

NOTE: Use the "Task" Confluence feature as well as "@" to assign a task to a person

NOTE: Items in this list should not be deleted, as a record is beneficial for accountability. If anything, add a strike-through and add a note in the "Comments" section for why the Action Item is no longer required.

NOTE: An Action Item / Issue may be solved with a Trade. If this is the case, make sure to link the Trade with the action item.

Week 11

Assignee / Action Item / DescriptionDate Assigned:Complete By:Completion Date:Comments:Resolution
  •  Everyone: Put your OpenRocket model in your respective chat, along with a quick synopsis of what was good/bad from the PDR.
10/25/202010/31/2020


  •  Modeling/Simulation: Take in everyone's OpenRocket models and begin working on combining them into one cohesive design that uses the best of everyone's.
10/25/202010/31/2020


  •  Avionics: Read through all the links posted above to get familiar with our COTS avionics systems.
10/25/202010/31/2020


10/25/202010/31/2020


  •  Website/Media Designer: Message Joy Sangsrichan over slack and ask her about getting access to the website.
10/25/202010/31/2020


  •  Presentation Designer: Nothing this week!
10/25/202010/31/2020


  •  BOM Maker: Create a BOM spreadsheet and add the body tubes to it. (you need cost, number of items, name, and link for each item)
10/25/202010/31/2020


  •  Numbers Person: Read through this link to learn about Thrust to Weight Ratios.
10/25/202010/31/2020



Week 12
Assignee / Action Item / DescriptionDate Assigned:Complete By:Completion Date:Comments:Resolution

Everyone:

  •  Sign in to the wiki using your RIT email.
11/3/202011/7/2020


Modeling/Simulation:

  •  Produce a finalized OpenRocket model, submit to James ASAP, goal is to have model reviewed and finalized by Saturday.
11/3/202011/7/2020


Avionics:

  •  Decide whether or not doing the collaborative board with the Avionics team is worth pursuing (highly recommend it!)
11/3/202011/7/2020


CAD Designer:

  •  1. Design the body tube in this link.
  •  2. Design 1/4" bulkheads.
  •  3. Design coupler tubes from this link.
11/3/202011/7/2020


Website/Media Designer:

  •  Add current team member list to website page.
11/3/202011/7/2020


Presentation Designer:

  •  Create skeleton CDR slides (literally just copying PDR over and renaming to CDR will work for now)
11/3/202011/7/2020


BOM Maker:

  •  Add 1 roll of Hatchbox PLA 3d printer filament to BOM (look up on amazon). Specify amount to be 0.5kg, so total cost will be half the cost of one roll.
11/3/202011/7/2020


Numbers Person:

  •  Read through this link to understand calculations for parachutes.
11/3/202011/7/2020