The team contract outlines the goals, responsibilities, timeline, and processes for Max, Hannah, Healy, and Milan's project to develop an aquaponic/hydroponic lab system for St. Mary's School. The goals are to create instruction materials for an aquaponic system suitable for classrooms, provide a larger, more sustainable system to replace the current one, and educate students about intertwining ecosystems. Team members will fulfill assigned tasks by deadlines and communicate openly. The timeline runs from January to March 2024, with research, design, construction, documentation, and presentation phases. Meetings will be held weekly on Sundays at 4pm. Conflicts will be addressed respectfully and decisions made by consensus or
The team contract outlines the goals, responsibilities, timeline, and processes for Max, Hannah, Healy, and Milan's project to develop an aquaponic/hydroponic lab system for St. Mary's School. The goals are to create instruction materials for an aquaponic system suitable for classrooms, provide a larger, more sustainable system to replace the current one, and educate students about intertwining ecosystems. Team members will fulfill assigned tasks by deadlines and communicate openly. The timeline runs from January to March 2024, with research, design, construction, documentation, and presentation phases. Meetings will be held weekly on Sundays at 4pm. Conflicts will be addressed respectfully and decisions made by consensus or
The team contract outlines the goals, responsibilities, timeline, and processes for Max, Hannah, Healy, and Milan's project to develop an aquaponic/hydroponic lab system for St. Mary's School. The goals are to create instruction materials for an aquaponic system suitable for classrooms, provide a larger, more sustainable system to replace the current one, and educate students about intertwining ecosystems. Team members will fulfill assigned tasks by deadlines and communicate openly. The timeline runs from January to March 2024, with research, design, construction, documentation, and presentation phases. Meetings will be held weekly on Sundays at 4pm. Conflicts will be addressed respectfully and decisions made by consensus or
Project: Aquaponic/Hydroponic Lab Equipment Development
Team Members: Max, Hannah, Healy, & Milan
・Develop a detailed instructors sheet for
collecting materials and building an aquaponic system suitable for classroom use.
・Provide St. Mary's School with a sustainable,
efficient, and larger aquaponic system to Goal replace the current system.
・Educate students about intertwining
ecosystems and the benefits of innovative agriculture.
・Each team member is expected to fulfill their
assigned responsibilities to the best of their abilities. Assigned responsibilities will be given a week's notice to complete at minimum.
・Keep up to date with the personalized gantt
chart.
・Communicate promptly and honestly with
team members.
・Respect deadlines and contribute to
achieving project objectives on time. Responsibilities & Commitments ・Support team cohesion and cooperation throughout the project in a kind and productive manner.
・Healy: Define problem and brainstorm
solutions
・Hannah: Meet with Donovan and research
materials
・Max: Create design
・Milan: Research aquaponics systems, plant
health, and fish health.
・All team: Status update, Iterate/Finalize
design, develop prototype, Order parts, and final product showcase
・Conduct research on aquaponic systems,
classroom sizing requirements, and Research educational materials related to innovative agriculture and realistic implementation into a middle school science lab.
・Collaborate on designing an aquaponic
system, including the selection of appropriate Design materials, dimensions, components, and cost balances within budget.
・Document the entire process, including
research findings, design decisions, construction steps, and reiterated errors to Documentation create a comprehensive instruction manual ・Consistently update our individual E-Portfolios to keep our project properly documented.
・Prepare a presentation to demonstrate our
final project and the benefits and functionality Presentation of the system to Donovan Williams and the ENGR110 Faculty.
・Research Phase: 1/23/2024 to 2/13/2024
・Design Phase: 2/06/2024 to 02/20/2024
・Construction Phase: 02/20/2024 to
Timeline 02/27/2024
・Documentation Phase: 02/20/2024 to
02/27/2024
・Presentation Preparation: 02/27/2024 to
03/05/2024
・Hold weekly team meetings on Sundays at
4pm to discuss progress, challenges, and next steps.
Communication ・Maintain open communication channels via
email with Donovan and SMS for more timely group communication.
・Update the team immediately if any delays
or issues arise.
・Every team member is required to attend
class and weekly team meetings. Failure to do so will result in direct conversation and possibly professor intervention if lack of attendance is severe.
・Deadlines are firm as the project timeline is
Conduct tight with the 10 week quarter. Failure to meet deadlines after 2 occurrences will result in an email to the professor about poor performance and a request for a lower grade. Team members are expected to communicate in a timely manner if the deadline is unattainable. They should ask for help before the deadline arises if they are aware work by the time is not possible.
・Sundays at 4:00pm // additional meetings
Meetings with Mr. Williams as needed, which are pre scheduled a week in advance.
・Address the issue openly and respectfully
during team meetings.
Conflicts ・Listen to each other's perspectives and seek
common ground.
・Seek guidance from Donovan Williams or Dr.
JAK.
・Consensus: Strive to reach a unanimous
agreement on decisions.
・Voting: If consensus cannot be reached,
Decision Making decisions will be made by a majority vote ・Agree to respect the opinions and contributions of all team members.
・Dr. Williams will have final say over the
design.
・Team Members are to keep up with the
camino deadlines posted by professor Dr. JAKs. Deadlines
・Team Members are expected and required
to maintain communication with who is taking on team assignment submissions.