Project 9.3 Virtual Design Challenge Day 1 Hr 3

Project 9.3 Virtual Design Challenge Day 1 Hr 3
Team Norms
By Preston Futaba, Tim Cheung, John Chen, George Win
Method of communication: Talked in classroom/email
• Code of conduct
  • Treat everyone respectfully
  • Finish assigned work
  • Assign equal work
  • Listen to others’ opinions
  • Do not remove/revise without other team member’s consent
• Standard communication method(s)
  • Email, or talking face to face
  • Social Media (Messenger, Hangouts)
• Frequency of communication
  • Every day in class (5 hours), or Email (when necessary)
• File management structure
  • Google Drive Folder
  • Send files via email, make a copy in student folder
• File revision management
  • Name revisions (v1, v2, etc)
• Process for making design decisions
  • Draw and decide as a group whether or not to proceed
  • Brainstorm, use design matrices, discuss advantages and drawbacks
• Process for dealing with differences of opinion and conflict
  • Talk and try to resolve conflict
  • Reason with people, look at different views
  • Voting (Majority Rules)
Read, understood, and agreed to by Preston Futaba on 7-12-18.
Read, understood, and agreed to by John Chen on 7 - 12 - 18.
Read, understood, and agreed to by Tim Cheung  on 7/12/18.
Read, understood, and agreed to by  George @ Zaw Win on 7-12-18.
Accepted by _________________ and __________________.

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