Step 1. Define your goals and objectives - completed
we all knew what the goal was and what we have to accomplish
Step 2. Determine your resources and current status vis-รก-vis objectives - completed
we figured out what resources we have and was someone clear of our member's ability
Step 3. Develop several alternative strategies - incomplete
we tried to make several designs. but it all evolved around the same concept blueprint. maybe we were limited by the first idea...i guess.
Step 4. Make a tactical plan - incomplete
we had our design, and it looked well and al on the paper. however, we lack the ability to put it together in real life, we over esteemate our ability to craft, turned out that none of our memebers has the ability to craft well.
Step 5. Implement the plan and evaluate results - incomplete
the final product looked horrible because we couldnt craft it like the design on the paper. though it still had some of the concept left. i am not sure what we could do with such horrible crafting skill but we finished the prodct anyway. we never know if the egg would break in the basket becoz it hit the edge and splashed... we had the supposingly most calm person to do it though... i guess we forgot that we should find a person who can aim from top instead.
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Well, i guess you learned the hard way the importance of having several different alternatives. The truth is that we all must have a backup plan i the case something goes wrong. And i see that the following steps suffered greatly due to an error in the process. This just shows the importance of a good foundation. I guess your plan smelled like rotten eggs. :/
I agree with what you have to say herman, there are a lot of ways to work our ways around the egg project. I knew that a lot of the other groups were going to be angry at our group because we figured out a easy way of getting the give credits, but we followed the rules that the professor agreed on and we just though outside the box. Even though it was unfair to many groups whom tried their best and did not get the points, I think that we deserve the points because we thought outside the box and did something that not many people thought off.
We should have spent more time on coming up with alternaties. Over all we did follow the planning steps.
yes paul, now i learn how important a back up plan is!
yes suman... back up plan is what we needed...
good for you,minhua. i didnt think your outside the box idea was unfair, it was the right way to do it 100% safe. infact that was the safest way to do this.
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