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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

COMPETITION IN INDUSTRY
PROJECT DETAIL REPORT
TEMPLATE
Team Name:
Team ID:
Application ID:

1
Table of contents
1. REPORT SUMMARY (10 POINTS)..........................................................3
2. TEAM CHART (5 POINTS).....................................................................3
3. PROJECT CURRENT STATUS ASSESSMENT (5 POINTS)........................3
4. VEHICLE DESIGN (40 POINTS).............................................................3
4.1. System Design (10 Points).........................................................................................3
4.2. Mechanical Design of the Vehicle..............................................................................3
4.2.1. Mechanical Design Process (3 Points)...................................................................3
4.2.2. Ingredients (3 Points)..............................................................................................4
4.2.3. Production Methods (2 Points)................................................................................4
4.2.4. Physical Characteristics (2 Points).........................................................................4
4.3. Electronic Design, Algorithm and Software Design....................................................4
4.3.1. Electronic Design Process (3 Points)......................................................................4
4.3.2. Algorithm Design Process (3 Points)......................................................................4
4.3.3. Software Design Process (4 Points).......................................................................4
4.4. External Interfaces (10 Points)...................................................................................5
5. SECURITY (10 POINTS)........................................................................5
6. TEST (5 POINTS).................................................................................5
7. EXPERIENCE (5 POINTS)......................................................................5
8. TIME, BUDGET AND RISK PLANNING (5 POINTS).................................5
9. ORIGINALITY AND LOCALITY (5 POINTS).............................................5
10. COMMERCIALIZATION POTENTIAL (5 POINTS).....................................6
11. BIBLIOGRAPHY (5 Points)....................................................................6

1. REPORT SUMMARY (10 POINTS)----(Ehtesham)

2
{This section provides a summary of the activities carried out within the scope
of the project}

2. TEAM CHART (5 POINTS)-----(Jareer)


2.1. Team Members
{This section provides information about the team members and the
advisor, if any. (Do not include your name, surname, school and class
information. Just write down the chapter you are reading and your role
in the team.)}

2.2. Organizational Chart and Distribution of Tasks


{This section provides information about the distribution of tasks and
team organization.}

3. PROJECT CURRENT STATUS ASSESSMENT (5


POINTS)----(Ehtesham and Hassaan)
{In this section, the Technical Qualification Form is evaluated. Material and
algorithm changes, if any, made after the Technical Qualification Form and
why the changes were made are explained. In the Technical Qualification
Form, a comparison is made between the planned budget and the final
budget.}

4. VEHICLE DESIGN (40 POINTS)


4.1. System Design (10 Points)------(Sajid and Abdullah J)
{In this section, the block diagram containing the final design of the
vehicle is given in detail.}

4.2. Mechanical Design of the Vehicle

4.2.1. Mechanical Design Process (3 Points)------(Hassaan)


{This section describes the mechanical design processes of the vehicle
step by step. Visuals (technical drawings, prototype photos, etc.) of the
designs made until the final design of the vehicle are included. Explain
why the final design was chosen. Details of the final design are given.
Technical drawing of the final design of the vehicle and post-production
photographs are included.}

4.2.2. Ingredients (3 Points)-----(Ehtesham)

3
Describes the materials used in the manufacture of the vehicle
(engines, the frame of the vehicle, etc.), the properties of the materials,
and why they were chosen. Pre-purchased and/or developed/designed
sub-components are specified

4.2.3. Production Methods (2 Points)------(Ehtesham and


Hassaan)
Describes the methods used during the production of the vehicle and
why these methods were chosen

4.2.4. Physical Characteristics (2 Points)-------(Ehtesham)


{Features of the vehicle, such as dimensions and weight, are included.}

4.3. Electronic Design, Algorithm and Software Design

4.3.1. Electronic Design Process (3 Points)-----(Hassaan)


{This section describes the electronic design processes of the vehicle.
Explain why the final design was chosen. Visuals (block diagram,
technical drawing, prototype photos, etc.) of the designs made until the
final design of the vehicle are included. Information is given about the
materials used (sensors, cameras, cables, motherboard, motor drivers,
power boards, etc.) and explains why it was chosen or how it was
designed. The properties of the materials and why they were chosen
are explained.}

4.3.2. Algorithm Design Process (3 Points)----(Saad)


{In this section, the control/navigation/guidance algorithm processes of
the vehicle are described. Explain why the final design was chosen.
Algorithm flow diagrams for the final design are given.}

4.3.3. Software Design Process (4 Points)-----(Saad)


{In this section, the software processes of the vehicle's
control/navigation/guidance algorithms are described. It is specified in
which programming languages the algorithms will be programmed and
the reasons for their selection.}

4.4. External Interfaces (10 Points)--------(Jarreer)

4
{The external interfaces of the vehicle, the sub-components used in
these interfaces, and the message interfaces are described. Information
is given about the interfaces used in the control of the vehicle, the
software used in places such as image and data transfer, and the
selected software languages.}

5. SECURITY (10 POINTS)----(Zakariya)


{In this section, the measures taken to meet the security needs specified in the
competition specifications and the solution methods are explained. Materials
used for safety precautions are indicated.}

6. TEST (5 POINTS)-----(Saad)
{This section provides information about the test cases (if applied) applied to
the tool and their results. The results of the tests are compared with how
compatible the design is. Teams that are unable to test can provide
information about future tests here. You can specify your test equipment and
planned processes here.}

7. EXPERIENCE (5 POINTS)----(Hassaan)
{In this section, information is given about the accidents experienced during
the design, production and testing stages of the vehicle, the mistakes made
and how they were overcome, and the experiences gained.}

8. TIME, BUDGET AND RISK PLANNING (5 POINTS)-----


(Zakariya)
{In this section, a time planning, final budget planning and risk planning are
made including the critical design, production and testing processes of the
vehicle.}

9. ORIGINALITY AND LOCALITY (5 POINTS)------(Jarrer)


{In this section, the original and local aspects of the project/vehicle should be
explained.}

5
10. COMMERCIALIZATION POTENTIAL (5
POINTS)------(Zakariya)

{In this section, you are expected to make a study for one of the original parts
of the project/vehicle or for the entire project/vehicle according to the headings
below.

 Market Analysis: A detailed analysis of the size, growth potential, and


segmentation of the targeted market.
 Competitor Analysis: Analysis of existing competitors in the market and
evaluation of the competitive environment.
 Marketing Strategy: The marketing strategy of the product or service,
how to reach the target audience, and marketing channels.}

11. BIBLIOGRAPHY (5 Points)-----(Jarreer)


{This section should include the sources used in the report. The layout of the
report will be evaluated together with the bibliography.}

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NOTE ON THE REPORT TEMPLATE:

(This page will not be included in the reports.)

 Project Detail Report; It will be a minimum of 15 pages and a maximum of


60 pages, including the Cover, Table of Contents, Bibliography and
Appendices (if any) pages.
 All reports should be written in accordance with academic report
standards.
 Each report should contain 3 separate pages for "Cover, Table of
Contents and Bibliography" headings.
 Font: Arial, Font size: 12, Title font: Arial Black, Title Font: 14, Line
Spacing: 1.15, Justified, Page margins: top-bottom-right-left should be 2.5 .
 The sentences in the report should not be identical and repetitive.
 -Reports pages should be numbered consecutively.
 There is no project introduction video at this stage.
 References in the bibliography can be stated as follows. References used
should be shown in the text. It is recommended to use square brackets in
in-text notation. (e.g. [1], [4,7,21], [5-11])
Digital/Web Reference: Authors' surname, initials of their names, title of the
article, date of the article, access date, access address.
Academic Reference: Authors' Surname, Initial Letter of Their Names,
(Publication Date) Title of the Article, Name of the Journal in which it was
published (if any), Number of the journal (if any), Page number, DOI.
 Project Detail Reports that do not comply with the report template will not be
evaluated.

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