1. EE400D DOCUMENTATION INSTRUCTIONAL SERIES CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEW

2. PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEW The purpose of the CDR is to present all the work, research, and documentation that was initially presented in the PDR, along with other documentation that was determined to be needed. The CDR should represent all parts of the design. The next phase of the project should be implementation of these designs, not further design.

3. PRELIMINARY DESIGN REVIEW GUIDELINES Power Point Presentation 20 minute maximum duration Each person in the group should present their own work. Be familiar with the material, do not reed it from the overhead or from a sheet of paper Speak clearly, with authority, and eloquently Practice the presentation to ensure all topics are covered in the time allotted. Other?

4. CDR OUTLINE Title Page/Executive Summary Project Work Breakdown Structure (Who is doing what?) Project Objectives Preferred Design with Illustrations Alternative Designs System Design System Block Diagram(s), with Summary of Major Project Features (Specifications) Design Solutions Experiements Trade-off Studies, Models, and Rapid Prototyping What you did to arrive at Design Solutions for System, Subsystem, and Components Computer Simulations including Solidworks, Simulink, Multisim, Matlab, LabVEIW, etc Do experimental results and observations meet Design Requirements? Systems/Subsystem Design Electronics Interface Definations Breadboard(s), Fritzing, Schematics, PCB Layout Software – Specifications, Psedo-code, or flowchart, C++ Hardware – 3D Models and prototype prints Resource Reports (Project Models and Prototype Prints) Verification Test Plans System and Subsystem, Hardware and Software Project Status Resource Reports (Mass, Power) Updated Cost Schedule Status – Fabrication Project Percent completion and/or Burn Down Diagram

5. CDR: TITLE PAGE/EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Work Breakdown Structure (Who is doing what?) Project Objectives Preferred Design with Illustrations Alternative Designs

6. CDR: TITLE PAGE EXAMPLE

7. CDR: PROJECT OBJECTIVES Clearly state project objective(s)

8. CDR: PROJECT OBJECTIVE EXAMPLE

9. CDR: PREFERRED DESIGN Detail Preferred Design Outline Alternative Designs

10. CDR: PREFERRED DESIGN EXAMPLES

11. CDR: ALTERNATIVE DESIGN EXAMPLES

12. CDR: SYSTEM DESIGN System Block Diagram(s), with Summary of Major Project Features (Specifications) More Alternative Design Solutions if applicable.

13. CDR: SYSTEM DESIGN System Block Diagram Example

14. CDR: SYSTEM DESIGN Summary of Major Project Features (Specifications) Example

15. CDR: EXPERIMENTS System, Subsystem, Component Design Solutions Results of your experiments that helped determine project design. Computer Simulations

16. CDR: EXPERIMENTS System, Subsystem, Components Example

17. CDR: EXPERIMENTS Computer Simulations Example

18. CDR: EXPERIMENTS Experiment Observations Vs. Design Requirements Example

19. CDR: SUBSYSTEM DESIGN Electronics Interface Definitions Breadboards, Fritzing Diagram, Schematics, PCB Layout Software Specifications, Pseudo-Code, Flowchart Hardware 3D Models and Prototype Prints

20. CDR: SUBSYSTEM DESIGN Electronics: Interface Definitions Example

21. CDR: SUBSYSTEM DESIGN Breadboard/Fritzing/Schematics/PCB Layout Examples

22. CDR: SUBSYSTEM DESIGN Software Example

23. CDR: SUBSYSTEM DESIGN Hardware Examples

24. CDR: VERIFICATION TEST PLANS System and Subsystem, Hardware and Software Detailed plans on verification of finalized systems.

25. CDR: VERIFICATION TEST PLANS Test Plan Examples

26. CDR: PROJECT STATUS Used to track the progress of the project to date, and allow for timely completion of the project by the end of the semester. Resource Reports Mass Power Updated Cost Schedule Status Project Percent Completion/Burn Down Diagram

27. CDR: PROJECT STATUS Resource Report Examples

28. CDR: PROJECT STATUS Schedule Status Example

29. CDR: PROJECT STATUS Updated Cost Example