Thursday, 14 May 2015

Self-Evaluation Unit X


Self-Evaluation pro-forma

Name
Samuel Ellis                                                      
Programme
Unit X
Feedback session date/time (if known)
ID Number
14034166
Link to Digital submission
Contact number
07447932142

 

This pro-forma is for you to consider your own performance in relation to the learning outcomes. It should help you to reflect on your achievements and identify future directions. The format is the same as the staff assessment and is intended to help you understand where your expectations match or differ from that of the assessor, and as such should inform discussion of your achievements.

 

Unit X Level 4 – Student self-evaluation pro-forma

·         The Best Bit

 Which part of this unit have you engaged with the most, and why?

Making the functional product was the best bit as it was hands on making. The design is bespoke and beautiful. Networking with people was very useful and helped give a better understanding of what to do and the challenges ahead. The final idea was complex and wiring the light was the longest process, as I had to go out in Manchester and search for the correct pieces in order for it to function safely. 

·         Things that worked

What are the most successful aspects of your work for this unit and why?

Connecting all the wiring and ensuring the light worked safely was very successful as no problems                   occurred throughout the process. Making the American Walnut Wooden base was simple, by                 cutting the piece to size and drilling a hole in the middle for the wires to pass through showed                    understanding of the design and how everything fits together.   

 

·         Things to work on

Which aspects of your work will require more attention in the future and why?

Create more drawings of the design in order to get a better understanding of where problems might occur before beginning building the product. Develop more ideas so there are options if it goes wrong. Focus more in depth on the x7 Rules of Design. Understand, Think, Design, Solve, Start, Finish & Sell.

 

 

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