Professional Documents
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Iterations/versions
1. By the deadline (February 5), did you succeed in building and testing as many versions/iterations of
your project as you had hoped? If not, explain why not.
I built an adequate amount of versions of my building but if I had more time i would have tested more.
2. If not, what could you have done differently to meet the deadline?
I should have started working on the project earlier rather than procrastinate.
4. Carefully look over your initial plans for building your project (which you just pasted above).
In a numbered or bullet-pointed list and/or additional annotated drawing (you can draw by hand and
upload a picture of it)
a) identify in detail things you actually did differently, and
b) explain why you made each change.
1. I changed part 2
2. I only had four beams (3)
5. If you could build the next iteration/prototype of your project, what improvements would you make,
and how would you do it? Explain below and/or upload annotated drawing.
I would make more tests and build a larger one with a bigger base.
Have a reasonable amount of Restricting this will make the experiment more realistic and apply
usable floor space to restrict to the real world. An actual architect would not build something
amount of support beams. where too much of the floor space is used for the structure and
not enough for usable space.
Location(s):
Where will you build and test? Do you need permission to use the space?
If your project does not need a location, write “none” below.
Add as many rows as needed.
location option permission from whom?
Impact on Results
8. Think about how implementing your project differed from your initial plans (your answers to
questions above).
Below, explain how these changes may make your project stronger and/or make it weaker (i.e. make
your results more reliable or less reliable).
I think all my changes improved my project because and built the tests based on how the project was
going. I designed the next test base on what went wrong in the last test. If I followed my design strictly, I
wouldn’t have fixed those problems.
Reflection on learning
In August, y’all shared your thoughts on what the point of school is. Many of your responses involved
building skills. You may recognize some of them in this list below, which has a few of my top priorities for
skills to build in this class.
9. Read over the skills and indicate with a comment where you feel you are with each, at this point in the
year.
I think I have I’m making progress. I’m struggling: I see This is a very weak
very strong I feel pretty good some improvement area for me. I don’t feel
skills in this. about it. but it’s really hard. I’ve improved at all.