Choose design concept and refine the design:

Further narrow down your concepts and work on refining one concept that your team will pursue. This means figuring out some of the details of what it will look like, how it will function, potentially the material(s) it will be made from (I'm less concerned about the latter at this point). While you can start modeling in Fusion 360, it may actually be more helpful to sketch on paper and/or make rough physical prototypes. This way you can focus on the design concept, and not be limited by what you are able to model in Fusion.

Design Review (Midterm Check-in):

Your team will have 2 minutes to initially present your concept to the Delve team on April 13 (contact me if your team has not signed up for a time slot!) and then approximately 8 minutes for some Q&A. This isn't a lot of time so make sure you're prepared to concisely explain your concept - visuals are a must! You do not need to have anything modeled in Fusion 360 at this point, although you can. Sketches or other images are acceptable and can be in any format that you're able to show through Zoom screen sharing. Another way to share your concept is to make a rough prototype that you could show on camera. It doesn't have to be fancy - think cardboard, glue, tape, rubberbands, etc.

Assignments:

There are two upcoming deliverables for the design project (you have already completed two deliverables, which were the team expectations agreements and the ideation documentation). Please use the links to these two assignments for further details:

1. Deliverable #3-Design Concept Selection and Refinement

2. Deliverable #4-Design Review (midterm check-in)