Engineering Design Project (EDP1) L4 Assessment Brief Component 2: Coursework

Learning Outcomes of EDP1 Component 2: Coursework

• Identify the engineering design pipeline and the process involved and its issues locally and globally.
• Analyse the design brief and problem in order to develop ideas and solutions through background research, brain storming and initial design concepts.
• Implement an initial proof of concept via a prototype, development work, testing, and redesign iterations.

NOTES:

The usual University penalties apply for late submission.

This is an individual assessment. Submission of an assessment indicates that you, as a student, have completed the assessment yourself and the work of others has been fully acknowledged and referenced.

By submitting this assessed work, you are declaring that you are fit to submit, and you will therefore not normally be eligible to submit a request for mitigation for this work.

If your result for this assessment is recorded as Non-Submission or your mark for this assessment and for the whole module is below 40%, you will have an opportunity to take reassessment with a submission date in the week commencing the 7th of July, 2025 and your mark will be capped at 40% (see Reassessment information below).

If you are granted deferral through the mitigation process, you may complete the reassessment with a full range of marks available.

For further information, please refer to your Course Handbook or University Assessment Regulations, and any specific assessment / reassessment details on this course’s area of MyBeckett.

Re- Assessment

The reassessment / deferral assessment takes the same form as the original assessment. You should ignore the submission dates contained within the original assignment and instead work towards the coursework reassessment deadline. Please look at any feedback given, consult your tutor and discuss how you can improve on your work.

DETAILS OF THE ASSESSMENT

Throughout the laboratory sessions, you have been working on a project (i.e. the Elegoo robot).

The demonstration assessment session must include a physical demonstration of your completed robot project, showing its functionality and ability to complete all of the weekly challenges.

A mark will be recorded, with this being used in combination with the mark for the report to form your final grade for this module.

If all challenges are successfully completed before the final week, it is possible to demonstrate the robot earlier. Again, a mark will be recorded (as above).

MARKING SCHEME / CRITERIA Project demonstration- 50%