4.

Developing a Design Proposal

Take your highest scoring brainstorming ideas and create working drawings (sketches with dimensions,
so that you could build your project) of your complete device. Attach your working drawings to this
sheet.
In addition to the drawings in your design proposal, use the material type and cost data in the design
brief to predict the cost of materials for your device. Remember, the customer wants to keep the cost
of the device down as much as possible. The following table will help you organize your cost data and
calculate a predicted cost before you build.

Material to be Used
bucket (Aaliyah)

Qty
1

Cost Per Unit

0

Total Cost
$0

books (inclined plane)

$0

water (from water bottle) (Matt)

$0

roll of tape

$0

dominoes (Jewels)

12

$0

plastic cup (Matt)

$0

hair dryer (Aaliyah)

$0

ice cube

$0

table or desk

$0

plank of wood

$0

string

$0

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