To pass this unit, students must complete all assessment tasks. Failure to complete all assessment tasks may result in a maximum final result of 45 FA.

Students must pass the individual components of assessment overall. Failure to attain half of the possible 40% of marks in  individual assessments may result in a maximum final result of 45 FA.

Stage 1: Ideation (individual) - An individual report detailing your interpretation of the project brief and initial ideas for engineering solitions to the problems identified.

Stage 2: Concept evaluation and team skills analysis (group) - In Stage 2 you will form a team, collectively review the skills base that your team has and determine how this can be leveraged to address your selected project theme. You will illustrate this by critiquing ideas generated by individual team members in Stage 1 and determining the direction your project will take.

Stage 3: System/concept design (group, trade show) - Developing further the initial ideas generated by your team, you will put forward a concept design, system design, or policy/practice recommendation for external review in an online trade show event. Your design or recommendation will be reviewed by peers, staff and external contributors during the trade show. It should be supported by suitable short-form documentation (drawings, annotated diagrams, flow charts, presentation slides etc.), initial feasibility analysis, and preparedness among team members to address questions posed by staff and peers.

Stage 3 Peer Review: As part of the Stage 3 submission, you must peer review the documentation provided by 3 other teams. Your peer review will be marked by the tutor in accordance with the criteria below.

Stage 4: Risk analysis and development plan (group + individual) - Following feedback on your stage 3 submission you will have identified many of the limitations of your current ideas and have a better sense of what needs to be done next. In stage 4 you will develop a detailed written submission outlining a plan to take your proposal from concept to reality. This will involve timelines for work to be done, a detailed risk analysis, stakeholder management plans, and financial requirements.

Stage 5: Critical comparative review (individual) - A structured report critiquing your own team’s stage 4 submission by comparing it with those produced by other teams. The report will also include a personal reflection on how key concepts in the unit and skills you have learned elsewhere in your degree were implemented within your project.