There are four main areas of
responsibility so split the
responsibilities among the members of the group.
Member 1:
1.1 Research information and start a skeleton of
the paper.
1.2 This person is in charge of the written part of the paper
- see below for instructions. 1.3 Do not forget to include on the cover
page the Group number and member names in order of the photo, the
university, the professor's name spelled correctly, class,
semester and year.
1.4 Print the instructions of how to write the paper
and what format it should be presented.
1.5 Make sure you hand it in by
due date.
1.6 Keep an accurate log of how many hours you have spent on
this project - see below an example.
1.7 This member's grade will depend on the
quality of the paper
Member 2:
2.1 Provide the digital resources including a
digital camera.
2.2 This person is responsible for taking a
minimum of 20 photos of the members and the project. Photos will be
of the individual members, the group as a whole and parts of the
project; e.g. members assembling the PC, various parts of the PC,
making sure that each photo carefully labeled.
2.3 Photos should be in jpeg format with a
minimum of 800 x 400 Kb
2.4 This member's grade will depend on the
technology used, the quality, size and clarity of the photos, (too
small, blurred and out of focus are penalized). Make sure the photos
are labeled correctly.
For example:
Pat SmithGroup107.jpeg,
Group Members107.jpeg.,
Group107 starting the project.jpg,
Group 107 finishedproject.jpg
Group107 The PCfront.jpeg,
Group107The PC back.jpeg
Group107Motherboard.jpeg,
Groupd107TheCPU.jpeg
Group107HardDrive.jpeg
PatSmithGroup107Assemblingmotherboard.jpeg
2.5 Keep an accurate log of how many
hours you have spent on this project - see below an example.
Member 3:
3.1 This person is in charge of providing the PC.
3.2 This PC does not necessarily have to be
functional or be the latest of the latest. It must however have the
basic parts to it; Motherboard, CPU, and cooling system, RAM, Power
supply, Hard Disk, CD-Rom or DVD-Rom, mouse, keyboard, monitor and
an antistatic band.
3.3 This person must coordinate with member 1
and member 2 as to how the PC will be assembled, and what order the
photos will be taken.
3.4 Keep an accurate log of how many hours you have spent on
this project - see below an example.
3.5 This member's grade will depend on finding
the PC with all the necessary bare bones parts, and the assembly
process.
Member 4:
4.1 You are the Manager of Project 1:
4.2 You are
responsible to coordinate the members and ensure they are on time with
handing in their assignments.
4.3 You are also responsible to
communicate any problems to the Directors of the class or to myself.
4.4 You are
responsible for the accurate logs that will be handed in with the
project.
4.5 The CD to be handed in must be clearly marked.
4.6 The CD must be
labeled with an indelible marker pen or a round CD label.
4.7 Mediate any clashes of times, days, and so on between members.
4.8
Ensure each member contributes to this project - vote a member off the
island if necessary. This is a learning experience for each
member not a one person effort.
4.9 Advise me of any problems that you
encounter
4.10Keep an accurate log of how many hours you have spent on
this project - see below an example.
4.11 You are responsible for managing the group and
making sure project is turned in complete and and on time.