<p>Team: P17001 Engineer: Nicole Sauter, Industrial Engineering (Project Manager) Entering Phase: MSD II</p><p>What do I plan on doing to ensure that Team P17001 has a successful Phase 5 review?</p><p>1. Actively participate in all team meetings and design sessions (Continuous)</p><p>2. Maintain and update the risk assessment (Continuous)</p><p>3. For the first phase of MSD II I, with Emmanuel, will take on the task of proposing our project for Imagine RIT. Emmanuel and I will take care of any requests and paperwork that need to be filled out and submitted. </p><p>4. I will also serve to make sure that the three subsystem builds are going in such a way that they will be able to be integrated into one larger system when the time comes. </p><p>5. I will continue to work on building prototypes of the device to help us learn more about the mechanical functionality. </p><p>6. Continue to put forth extra effort to ensure our team is as successful as possible in MSD II </p><p>You will answer these three questions when you submit at the end of Phase 4.</p><p>1. What did I actually do? During Phase 4, I updated the engineering requirements and helped Jackie update the customer requirements. I also updated the risk analysis and reviewed previously identified risks. I gathered data from the ANSUR database on the sizes of hands of the 5th percentile female and the 95th percentile male. I also worked on some more prototyping using the protoboard. Finally, I summarized MSD I on the team’s EDGE website. </p><p>2. What did I learn?</p><p> a. During Phase 4, I learned the basics of soldering electrical components to the protoboard. MSD I Lessons Learned</p><p> Don’t overcomplicate something that is mechanically quite simple. </p><p> Constant communication between team members is critical to remaining on the same page. </p><p> Having a plan to get everything in each phase done and sticking to it produces the best quality work.  When in doubt, prototype.</p>