Applied Statistics

Objective: The objective was to generate data set of linear measurement, calculate the mean, mode, median, and range of data set, and create a histogram of recorded measurements showing class interval frequency.









In these pictures I measured my cubes with dial calipers. Then,  I found the Mean, Mode, Range, and Median. I then used these measurements and implemented them into a histogram.

Puzzle Cube

In this project, we were instructed to create our own cube (3 by 3) out of wooden blocks. After the cube was made we had to create our own packaging that we could place our cubes in. Below are pictures of the steps involved in completing this project. : )




Objective:

The objective was to brainstorm and sketch possible solutions to an existing design problem, select an approach that meets or satisfies the constraints given in a design brief, and create simple extravagant solid Computer Aided Design (CAD) models from dimensional sketches.

Define The Problem: The picture above includes the problem and objective; needed to complete this project.

Brainstorm: This picture above shows me brainstorming.

Research and Generate Ideas: I had to use these cubes to create a 3by3 solution to this project. The proccess was kind of difficult because everytime I tryed my combinations it didnt work. So I had to make many ombinations to make it finally work.



Identify Criteria And Constraints: This pictures shows the criteria and constraints.



Explore Possibilities/Select An Approach: After finding many combinations I finally put these five together to creat my 3by3 cube.

Model/Prototype: FINALLY, i created my prototype.

Create/Make Product: After putting the protoype together we were instructed to make our own packaging and place the cube in it. This picture shows the packaging and the cube is placed in it.

Sketching of Multiple Views of an Object

Within this lesson, Ms. Hamrani taught us how to sketch objects with three different techniques. The techniques included: Oblique Pictorial Sketching, Isometric Sketching, and Three Point Perspective Sketching.

Multiview/Orthograpic Sketches: Views of an object projected onto two or more orthographic planes.


Oblique: A type of sketch involving a combination of a flat, orthographic front with depth lines receding at a selected angle, usually 45 degrees


Isometric: A form of pictorial sketch in which all three drawing axes form equal angles of 120 degrees with the plane of projection.


Perspective: The creation of a figure through vanishing points.

The following pictures show examples of all three.

Multiview/Orthographic

Oblique Pictorials

Isometric 

Isometric

One, Two and Three Point Perspective Sketches