• Table of contents
• Client Meeting 3 & 4 - Design Update
  • Resources
  • Template Instructions
  • Process Instructions
    • Example time line (in reverse)
  • Meeting Goals
  • Tips and Tricks
  • Submission

Client Meeting 3 & 4 - Design Update¶

Resources¶

• Client Meeting Template available here - Templates and Forms
• Grading rubric available on the Tasks and Due Dates page
  • Client Meeting 3 is graded
  • Client Meeting 4 is ungraded, but team will receive feedback
• Background and goals for these Client Progress meetings can be found here - Client Progress Meetings
• Tips for Creating Strong PowerPoint Presentations

Template Instructions¶

• same as prior meetings - Template-Instructions

Process Instructions¶

• same as prior meetings - Process-Instructions

Example time line (in reverse)¶

• same as prior meetings - Process-Instructions

Meeting Goals¶

To effectively and rapidly communicate with your Client, Chief Engineer and Project Engineer.
Topics include:

• Project progress since last meeting
• Accomplishments of team
• Challenges encountered and plan to move past them

Tips and Tricks¶

• TAKE NOTES
• Use numbered list for easier reference during discussion - objectives, questions, etc...
• Label figures, use annotations to highlight what's important in images and graphs.
• Build on prior work team has done.
  • Copy (and update) Project Overview slide from Client Meeting #2 or #3.
  • Pull Project Status information from EDN Gantt chart.
  • Pull slide content on System Architecture, Technical Progress, Test Plan, Accomplishments, etc. from forum posts and design artifacts in Repository.
• Be sure to include supporting evidence for all your engineering decisions! Otherwise they are only opinions.
• Proofread and spell check slides.
• Take notes (We know we repeated this. It's important).
• The team member who did the work should create and narrate the slide(s) showing their results.
• Review tips for Creating Strong PowerPoint Presentations.
• Be mindful of Design Lab's Generative AI policy.
• Be mindful of Design Lab's Late Policy.

Submission¶

PPT should be emailed to Client before the meeting.
PPT should be committed to the Repository - /working/Reports/Client Meetings