Gantt Chart



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6/25-6/297/2-7/67/9-7/137/16-7/207/23-7/26
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Brainstorming
Dev. Conceptual Drawings and Models
CAD Design
Final Design
Finalize Conceptual Model
Develop BOM
Complete Low Cost Prototype
Complete Final Design & CAD
Complete BOM
Manufacturing Test
Order Parts
Test Design Manufacturing
Test component fits
Revise design as needed
Production
Fabricate Small Scale Vehicle Shell
Install Components
Test Parts
Documentation
Final Report
Complete Feedback Survey
Deadlines
Presentation #1
Final Presentation
Final Report

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