{"id":106971,"key":"Preload:Engr305_Project","title":"Preload:Engr305 Project","latest":{"id":1272025,"timestamp":"2026-09-15T12:38:00Z"},"content_model":"wikitext","license":{"url":"https://www.appropedia.org/Appropedia:Copyrights","title":"CC-BY-SA-4.0"},"source":"[[File:Default.png|thumb]]\n\n{{Engr305 notice}}\n\n{{Project data\n| uses = agriculture, energy generation\n| location = Arcata, California, United States\n| status = In progress\n| made = No\n| replicated = No\n| authors = User:Lonny, User:Emilio\n}}\n\nThis paragraph will appear in search results and previews for this page. Write a brief introductory text with information such as a description of your project, when was it designed and built, your motivation to solve the problem, the intended users. This will explain your project to someone who has never heard of it before.\n\n== Background ==\n\nDescribe the background of the project. Make sure to cover who, what, why, when and where. You will want to write in word (to have a local copy and help with grammar) and then copy it into the edit window on Appropedia. You will want a 'before' (or a contextual) image to help set the context of the background. Note that any images uploaded to Appropedia must be free to share and uniquely named (just use your team or project name as the start to the file name for ease and compliance).\n\n[[File:Default.png|alt=Image of the Appropedia logo as a placeholder image.|center|thumb|This is an example image. You will need to replace or delete it.]]\n\n== Problem statement ==\n\nStart your project objective statement in the format, \"The objective of this project is to...\". Consider what will change once your solution is built and running. You will edit this throughout your project to fine tune it. \n\n=== Criteria ===\n\nInclude a brief but specific introduction to the criteria and then include a table with constraints and weights (0-10 highest). For example, the following Table 1 might be your criteria for selecting chocolate to purchase.\n\n{| class=\"wikitable sortable\"\n|+Table 1: Criteria set for selecting a chocolate bar to purchase.\n! Criteria\n! Constraint\n! Weight (1-10)\n|-\n|Cost\n|Less than $4 per ounce\n|10\n|-\n| Level of darkness\n| More than 65% cacao\n| 10\n|-\n| Flavor\n| Tastes better than hersheys \n| 9\n|-\n| Level of social/environmental justice\n| Meets or exceeds fair trade and organic standards\n| 5\n|}\n\n== Literature Review ==\n\nIntroduce the literature review briefly and then use heading and subheadings for topics. This should focus on information… '''NO PLAGIARISM'''! Make sure to see assignments on Canvas.<ref>For example at [[305 literature review template]] you will see the recommendation to use [[Help:Footnotes]].</ref>\n\nThis sections will probably have many subsections as shown below. If it is quite long, you can move it to subpage by clicking [{{Fullurl:{{PAGENAME}}/Literature review|veaction=edit&preload=Preload:Literature_review}} this link]. Below is an example of subsections.\n\n=== Composting basics ===\n\nParagraph on the basics.<ref>This is an example of footnotes.</ref>\n\n=== Composting concerns ===\n\nShort paragraph on the concerns.<ref>Another example of footnotes.</ref>\n\n=== Types of composting ===\n\nShort introduction to types of composting.<ref name=\"Example\">This is an example of a named reference. You can use these named references to repeat citation content throughout the document.</ref>\n\n==== Type 1 ====\n\nType 1 composting is a system that utilizes..... Make sure to include description,<ref>This is a third example of a plain footnote.</ref> advantages and disadvantages, and/or have a comparison matrix.\n\n==== Type 2 ====\n\nType 2 composting is a system that utilizes..... Make sure to include description, advantages and disadvantages, and/or have a comparison matrix.<ref name=\"Example\" />\n\n==== Type 3 ====\n\nType 3 composting is a system that utilizes..... Make sure to include description, advantages and disadvantages, and/or have a comparison matrix.\n\n=== Designing interpretive materials ===\n\nAccording to ______ interpretive materials for composting should include....\n\n== Prototyping ==\n\nShow examples of the prototyping process including what you learned. Make sure to include at least one prototype for function and at least one prototype for desire. A great way to communicate your design your process (and to earn extra points!) is to show your early drawings (by hand and digital), failed attempts and photos of tools, materials and your team (or your hands) as you build this prototype.<gallery>\nFile:Proto.JPG|Prototype of agricultural school area made from bottle caps and clothes pins. We learned that the trees would need to be further apart for teaching in the future.\nFile:Prototype.png|Miniature prototype of Six Rivers School hangout area. We learned that the clients and students loved the look and wanted more native landscaping and flowers.\nFile:Prototype photo.jpg|Prototype of rainwater catchment system for Loleta Elementary made from pipe cleaners, cardboard, and paper. We learned that the client preferred a large rainwater catchment tank from this.\nFile:Prototype flipped.JPG|Prototype bench made for Zane Middle School made from 2x4s. We learned that the hinge mechanism was too dangerous for the students to use. \n</gallery>\n\n== Construction ==\n\nA very complete description of how the final project is built. This large section should have lots of pictures. Use the [[Help:Images#Galleries]] and probably [[Template:Steps]] (e.g. [[215_DIY_solar_power_box_fan_air_filter#Building_Instructions]]).\n\n<gallery mode=\"packed-hover\" heights=\"250px\" caption=\"Sample gallery\">\nFile:Aefswh-finished.jpg|Sample caption text.\nFile:Winterbreak 040 -800x600-.jpg|More sample caption text. This would look better with different images.:)\nFile:AEFcurrentmarsh.jpg|Even more sample caption text.\n</gallery>\n\n=== Video instructions ===\n\nA good way to display a process is by making a video explaining your process. See [[Template:Video]] for information on how to add and annotate videos.\n\n{{Video\n| video = House wren in JBWR (50171).webm\n| align = center\n| title = House wren in JBWR\n| description = House wren guards its nest\n| keywords = bird, wren, nest\n| authors = Rhododendrites\n| date = 2020-07-05\n| language = es\n| license = CC BY 4.0\n| annotations =\n\n* 0:10 Birdie coming in\n* 0:16 Birdie is watching you\n* 1:19 Imma head out\n* 1:30 Bye\n\n}}\n\nAnnotations to navigate the video:\n\n* 0:10 Birdie coming in\n* 0:16 Birdie is watching you\n* 1:19 Imma head out\n* 1:30 Bye\n\n=== Steps ===\n{{Step\n| number = 1\n| title = \n| text = Place the fan face-down (such that the portion that blows air is face down) on a flat surface. Align the bottom edge of one filter with the bottom edge of the fan and the side edge of the filter with the right side of the fan. Place two temporary pieces of tape down to keep the filter in place, but that are removable if necessary. Lift this filter up and repeat the process with the second filter, aligning the bottom with the bottom of the fan and the side with the left side of the fan\n| image = File:Filter construct 1.jpg\n| caption = \n}}{{Step\n| number = 2\n| title = \n| text = Rotate both filters up and align their untaped sides near the center of the fan. Tape this joint with another two pieces of temporary tape\n| image = File:Filter construct 2.jpg\n| caption = \n}}\n=== Timeline ===\n\nIntroduce the timeline with a short text and include a table of the timeline. See [[Help:Table examples]] for reference on how to display tables.\n\n=== Bill of materials ===\n\nDescription of costs, donations, the fact that this is just proposed, etc. For a simple cost table, see [[Help:Table examples#Cost Table]] and [[Template:Cost table]] for two nice formats.\n\n{{Bill of materials\n| currency = USD\n\n| item1 = Things\n| item1-amount = 3\n| item1-cost = 5.75\n| item1-text = Get at [https://example.com the thing store]\n\n| item2 = Another thing\n| item2-text = 3' x 2', yellow\n| item2-amount = 1\n| item2-cost = 150\n}}\n\n== Operation ==\n\nThis is how to operate. It should have a brief introduction and very useful images with labels. Also it may work best for your project to use the step by step how to template {{Tl|How to}}. See [[#Troubleshooting]] for an example.\n\n=== Maintenance ===\n\nIntroduce this maintenance section.\n\n=== Schedule ===\n\nThis is when to maintain what. Please keep the format the same as it populates the kiosk in CCAT.\n\n;Daily\n\n* A daily task\n* A daily task\n\n;Weekly\n\n* a weekly task\n* a weekly task\n\n;Monthly\n\n* a monthly task\n* a monthly task\n\n;Yearly\n\n* a yearly task\n* a yearly task\n\n;Every __ years\n\n* task\n* task\n\n=== Instructions ===\n\nThis is a plan to maintain your project. The step by step how to template {{Tl|Steps}} is most likely the best way to display a process, which will look like this:\n\n{{Step\n| number = 1\n| text = Do something.\n| image = Bpack bike trailer - demo 1.jpg\n| caption = Backpack frame bike trailer.\n}}\n\n{{Step\n| number = 2\n| text = Do something really complicated.\n| image = Aleiha dish.jpg\n| caption = Aleiha's parabolic solar cooker.\n}}\n\n{{Step\n| number = 3\n| text = Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed eiusmod tempor incidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquid ex ea commodi consequat.\n| image = Connector033.jpg\n| caption = The connected separation container.\n}}\n\n== Conclusion ==\n\n=== Testing results ===\n\nDescribe the testing results.\n\n=== Discussion ===\n\nDiscuss the testing results.\n\n=== Lessons learned ===\n\nDiscuss lessons were learned during this project and what you would do different next time.\n\n=== Next steps ===\n\nDiscuss any next steps for the project as it goes on into the future.\n\n=== Troubleshooting ===\n\nThis is only how to troubleshoot basic operation. For complex issues, the solution might just say something like contact ________. It should be a table in this format:\n\n{| class=\"wikitable\"\n! Problem\n! Suggestion\n|-\n| Example issue\n| Example solution or suggestion\n|-\n| Does not turn on\n| Make sure it is plugged in\n|-\n| Another issue\n| Etc.\n|}\n\n== Team ==\n\nIntroduce team and semester in the following format:\n\n* [[User:Lonny|Lonny Grafman]]\n* [[User:Emilio|Emilio Velis]]\n* One bullet for each team member.\n\n== References ==\n\n<references />\n\n{{Page data\n| keywords = test, keywords\n| organizations = Cal Poly Humboldt\n}}\n\n[[Category:Engr305 Appropriate Technology]]"}