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General Engineering Introduction/CDIO/Tasks
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Tasks are short statements negotiated between project managers/instructors and engineers/students that describe what is going to be done during a week. Typically the instructor types tasks into the teams page within the instructors user space. Students then repeat that task description in their weekly report pages. The same task might be worked on for four weeks. Or multiple tasks may be done in one week. The goal is to always have more tasks than time in case there are glitches, successes, materials problems, unplanned failures, etc.
Task activity is summarized in the students weekly report and detailed in a CDIO that may be shared with other team members or may be individually created/modified/reorganized.
Tasks have to be a subset of either a Conceive, Design, Implement or Operate CDIO document. Tasks thus have to come from this list:
Conceive
Decisions
Estimation
Find Starting Point
Form/Function
Goals/Requirement
Knowledge Base
Needs
Problem Statement
Research
Risks
Scale
Scope
Standards
TradeOffs
Design
Analytical Analysis
Brainstorm
Build
Calibration
Decisions
Drawings
Failure Modes
Material List
Modeling
Problem Statement
Programming
Reuse
Reverse Engineer
Safety
Simulation
Testing
Theory of Operation
Validation
Implement
Assembly
Decisions
Integration
Problem Statement
Programming
Sourcing
Staging
Storage
Testing
WorkFlow
Operation
Decisions
Disposables
Disposal
Improvement
LifeCycle
Logistics
Operating Instructions
Operation Manual
Problem Statement
Quality
Reporting