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The document evaluates 5 ideas against criteria for buildable durability, safety, size, and development time. The highest scoring idea received a total of 19 points, followed by an idea with 18 points then 16 points. The lowest scoring idea received a total of 12 points.
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The document describes various 3D modeling features available in CAD software including:
- Midplane extrusions that join, cut, or intersect a 2D sketch profile equal distances in both directions.
- Intersect extrusions that perform Boolean additions and subtractions where a sketch profile overlaps existing geometry.
- Tapered extrusions that can give an extruded object a positive or negative taper angle.
- The revolve feature that extrudes a closed 2D profile around a fixed axis up to 360 degrees.
Train research
This student analyzed various train car designs and identified elements they wanted to incorporate into their own train car design for a PLTW class project. Key elements included curved windows for views, an observation dome running the length of the car, cut-out windows, arched wheel details, balcony size and shape, vertical rail rods, thinner wheel spokes, and selectively painting different elements different colors. The goal was to create a realistic-looking toy train car that incorporated useful observation features.
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This is a drawing document for a faceplate. It contains basic information including the title "FACEPLATE", indicates it is sheet 1 of 1, and includes fields for who drew it, checked it, and approved it along with the date and drawing number.
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The document describes various 3D modeling features available in CAD software including:
1) Midplane, intersect, and tapered extrusions to create 3D objects from 2D sketches.
2) Additional features like revolve, holes, loft, and patterns are used to further define objects.
3) The activity instructs students to open CAD files and practice applying features like extrusions, holes, patterns, and loft to create 3D models and gain experience using CAD modeling tools.
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The piston syringe was first used in Roman times in the 1st century AD. In the 9th century, an Iraqi/Egyptian surgeon created an early hypodermic syringe using a needle and glass tube to remove cataracts. Syringes continued to be used and improved over time, with notable developments including Pascal inventing a syringe using his law in 1650, the first recorded subcutaneous injections in 1884, and the first all-glass mass-sterilizable syringe produced in 1946. Disposable plastic syringes were later invented in the 1950s and patented.
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The document evaluates 5 ideas against criteria for buildable durability, safety, size, and development time. The highest scoring idea received a total of 19 points, followed by an idea with 18 points then 16 points. The lowest scoring idea received a total of 12 points.
Auxillary drawing
The document appears to be a technical drawing file produced by an Autodesk educational product. It contains information about the student name, drawing name, scale, and date of creation. The bulk of the document consists of numerical values and symbols that are part of the technical drawing.
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This document contains engineering drawings of cross sections for a 3D model. Section B-B shows the dimensions and features of one cross sectional view at a 1:1 scale. Section C-C shows another cross sectional view of the same 3D model with different dimensions and including rounded edges and slots. Both views are labeled with the student name, drawing name, scale, and date they were created using Autodesk design software.
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The document describes various 3D modeling features available in CAD software including:
- Midplane extrusions that join, cut, or intersect a 2D sketch profile equal distances in both directions.
- Intersect extrusions that perform Boolean additions and subtractions where a sketch profile overlaps existing geometry.
- Tapered extrusions that can give an extruded object a positive or negative taper angle.
- The revolve feature that extrudes a closed 2D profile around a fixed axis up to 360 degrees.
Train research
This student analyzed various train car designs and identified elements they wanted to incorporate into their own train car design for a PLTW class project. Key elements included curved windows for views, an observation dome running the length of the car, cut-out windows, arched wheel details, balcony size and shape, vertical rail rods, thinner wheel spokes, and selectively painting different elements different colors. The goal was to create a realistic-looking toy train car that incorporated useful observation features.
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This is a drawing document for a faceplate. It contains basic information including the title "FACEPLATE", indicates it is sheet 1 of 1, and includes fields for who drew it, checked it, and approved it along with the date and drawing number.
Tutorial
The document describes various 3D modeling features available in CAD software including:
1) Midplane, intersect, and tapered extrusions to create 3D objects from 2D sketches.
2) Additional features like revolve, holes, loft, and patterns are used to further define objects.
3) The activity instructs students to open CAD files and practice applying features like extrusions, holes, patterns, and loft to create 3D models and gain experience using CAD modeling tools.
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The piston syringe was first used in Roman times in the 1st century AD. In the 9th century, an Iraqi/Egyptian surgeon created an early hypodermic syringe using a needle and glass tube to remove cataracts. Syringes continued to be used and improved over time, with notable developments including Pascal inventing a syringe using his law in 1650, the first recorded subcutaneous injections in 1884, and the first all-glass mass-sterilizable syringe produced in 1946. Disposable plastic syringes were later invented in the 1950s and patented.
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The document appears to be a technical drawing file produced by an Autodesk educational product. It contains information about the student name, drawing name, scale, and date of creation. The bulk of the document consists of numerical values and symbols that are part of the technical drawing.
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This document contains engineering drawings of cross sections for a 3D model. Section B-B shows the dimensions and features of one cross sectional view at a 1:1 scale. Section C-C shows another cross sectional view of the same 3D model with different dimensions and including rounded edges and slots. Both views are labeled with the student name, drawing name, scale, and date they were created using Autodesk design software.
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Decision matrix
- 1. Assunta De Pau Criteria Buildable Durability Safety Size Development Time Ideas Totals 4 3 4 4 4 19 3 4 3 4 4 18 3 3 3 4 3 16 2 2 2 4 2 12 1-worst 2 3 4-best