1. Team Offset Locker By: Isaac Arellano Dylan Conter Dylan Conter Marco Pando 8 Slides

2. Locker Organizer Design Brief Client: School Principle Client: School Principle Target Consumer: LCHS Students Target Consumer: LCHS Students Designer: Engineers from Team Offset Designer: Engineers from Team Offset Problem Statement: School Lockers are always a mess. Students can never find a pen, pencil, or calculator, and their homework is always getting lost. Some students find valuable objects such as Homework crushed from not enough space available. Problem Statement: School Lockers are always a mess. Students can never find a pen, pencil, or calculator, and their homework is always getting lost. Some students find valuable objects such as Homework crushed from not enough space available. Design Statement: This is a Las Cruces High School locker organization system that will contain the items used and kept for school. Design Statement: This is a Las Cruces High School locker organization system that will contain the items used and kept for school. Constraints: Easy to install, always available, spacey, clutter less, easy to use, and very well organized design structure. Constraints: Easy to install, always available, spacey, clutter less, easy to use, and very well organized design structure.

3. Timeline April 25- Have completed all parts on inventor, and have to be ready to assemble. April 25- Have completed all parts on inventor, and have to be ready to assemble. April 30-Have completed all sketches, and assemble product. April 30-Have completed all sketches, and assemble product. May 4: Have completed the POWERPOINT, ready for presentation. May 4: Have completed the POWERPOINT, ready for presentation. May 8- Have EVERYTHING ready and review everything for last minute changes and/or upgrades. Make sure everything is ready. May 8- Have EVERYTHING ready and review everything for last minute changes and/or upgrades. Make sure everything is ready. May 9- Present the project. May 9- Present the project.

4. IDW Exploded LOCKER IDWThis Locker Base consists of many different features, including the following: Removable Shelf 3 Different Compartments Book Shelf Cup Holder Clothing Frame (Pole)

5. Parts LOCKER BASE: Dimensions are: 1ft x 10in x 2ft-10in SHELF: Dimensions are: 9.5in x 11.5in x 0.25in

6. Sketches SKETCHES FROM JOURNAL: Dimensions are 1ft x 10in x 2ft-10in Please note that the sketches are just ideas and are not exactly what the Final product will appear as.

7. Team Norms Code of Conduct Be on time with due dates. Be on time with due dates. Respect everyone. Respect everyone. No Foul language No Foul language Discuss all of your plans. The more the better. Discuss all of your plans. The more the better. Do not laugh. Do not laugh. Always stay in contact with group members. Always stay in contact with group members. Do not laugh at other peoples’ ideas. Do not laugh at other peoples’ ideas. Standard communication method's Please leave ways that we can contact each other: E-Mail E-Mail Facebook Facebook Texting Texting Yahoo Messenger Yahoo Messenger Other... Other... File management structure All Files will be kept in Team’s Page All Files will be kept in Team’s Page File revision management All Files will be kept in Team’s Download Center All Files will be kept in Team’s Download Center and kept on an H drive in case of loss or any accident Process for making design decisions Design decisions will be made by the one Design decisions will be made by the one making the locker and any ideas are open to making the locker and any ideas are open to suggestion. suggestion. Process for dealing with differences of opinion and conflict The majority of a vote will rule if it comes to this option

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