6 EC
Semester 2, periode 4, 5, 6
5092TEHO6Y
| Eigenaar | Bachelor Natuur- en Sterrenkunde (joint degree) |
| Coördinator | dr. P.R. Linnebank |
| Onderdeel van | Bachelor Natuur- en Sterrenkunde (joint degree), jaar 2 |
In this course you will be trained to prototypes by engaging in workshops about basic prototyping tools, such as laser cutting, 3D printing, soldering and using a microcontroller. You will then use these skills to perform a project in collaboration with an interdisciplinary team. To work on your design, you can work in the Makerspace, where you can use equipment such as 3D printers, soldering stations, electronic engineering tools etc. The goal is to develop a prototype that meets the requirements of a specific end user, who will be identified and interviewed using Design thinking methods. These insights are then used to further improve your design. At the end of the course, each team presents the evolution of their design and final prototype during a symposium.
Provided during the tutorials
3D printers, Soldering equipment, Arduino, Basic tools
Fusion 360
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Activities |
Hours |
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Tutorials |
8 |
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Lectures |
14 |
(6 EC x 28 uur) |
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Self study |
146 |
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Total |
168 |
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In this course both practical prototyping skills as well as collaboration skills and writing skills will be trained.
Aanwezigheidseisen opleiding (OER-B):
Aanvullende eisen voor dit vak:
To pass this course, the student needs to have completed the tutorials: 3D printing, Laser cutting, Soldering and Arduino
The course will be graded on the basis of the quality of the prototype, the final report and the presentations. This will be assessed in the final three lectures
| Onderdeel en weging | Details |
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Eindcijfer |
The course will be graded on the basis of the development of the prototype 1) research skills 2) project work 3) collaboration skills, (1,2 and 3 , 55%) 4) final report (25%), 5) Midterm presentation (5%) and 6) final presentation/prototype demonstration (15%). The assessment of the grades is based on rubrics that are communicated in advance to the students.
The rubrics on which the grading is based are communicated to the students following the grade.
The students perform the workshops individually and have to have completed the workshops to finish the course. The workshops are not graded. A tutorial teacher will give formative feedback on how to operate the novel prototyping tools.
The students perform a group project in which a robot is designed. The students will recieve both formative and summative feedback on how the project is conducted. Halfway the project the students will present their project plans, which will be graded for 5% of the final grade.
Dit vak hanteert de algemene 'Fraude- en plagiaatregeling' van de UvA. Hier wordt nauwkeurig op gecontroleerd. Bij verdenking van fraude of plagiaat wordt de examencommissie van de opleiding ingeschakeld. Zie de Fraude- en plagiaatregeling van de UvA: http://student.uva.nl
| Weeknummer | Onderwerpen | Studiestof |
| Week 6 | Arduino and project start | |
| Week 7 | 3D printing and design thinking intro | |
| Week 8 | Laser cutting and stakeholder analysis | |
| Week 9 | Soldering and interviewing | |
| Week 10 -11 | Project work and self study | |
| Week 12 | Midterm pitch | |
| Week 13 -16 | Project work and self study | |
| Week 17 | Project update pitch | |
| Week 18-19 | Project work and self study | |
| Week 18-19 | Project work and self study | |
| Week 17 | Project update pitch | |
| Week 18-20 | Project work and self study | |
| Week 21 | Symposium |
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