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Design and Technology Assessment 1

----Major Design Proposal

Weiyao(Tony)Song

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Content

Title Page-----------------------------------------------Page 1

Content--------------------------------------------------Page 2

Analysis Possible Project--------------------------- Page 3

Identification of need to develop MDP--------- Page 4

Action, Time& Finance plan------------------------Page 5

Design Brief---------------------------------------------Page 5

Area of Investigation---------------------------------Page 6

Criteria to evaluate success-------------------------Page7

Selecting Resources and Ideas---------------------Page 9

Four initial sketches with a preliminary

Chosen sketch------------------------------------------Page 11

Page 2

Wall unit

Model of environmental house

Drawer and shelf for study table

Possible Project

Coffee Table

Dress or T-shirt (100% using recycle materials)

Evaluation:

Depending on personal ability and own hobbies, I list 5 ideas for possible Major Design Project. I have decided to choose “A drawer and shelf for study table”. I choose this idea because I have done some similar project based on furniture. As survey shows that most student (include myself) think their study table is mess and less space for placing text book and equipment(Glue, Scissors etc.). And as I research, it has not been performed before. I think people will interest and enjoying.

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Identification of the needs to develop the MDP

I am building this drawer and shelf because of numerous purposes:

• To save physical space in dwellings • To save clutter on desk • To be an innovative product and promote to the

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