Making prototypes

Team work

Competence Team

Work on the "Prototyping" competence is individual. The contest task is performed by the participant.

The expert and the participant discuss the task together at a certain time

Team composition

Expert team

1. Expert Advisor
2. Expert Mentor

List of participants

1. The contestant has skills in working in a CAD system, 3D printer and on CNC machines.

Completing and evaluating a task

Team members complete a technical task

The results are evaluated by experts on day 4.

Competitive task

Composition of the competition task

• Terms of reference for modeling
• Source data for reverse engineering
• Electrical diagram

Source data model

• Dimensional drawings of the product
• Task with manufacturing requirements

Task evaluation scheme

Evaluation

Checking the level

Each specialist is tested for different knowledge and skills

Knowledge and skill groups

Professional skillsspecializations of the participant

• Making a 3D model in a CAD program
• Production of drawings
• Manufacturing parts on a 3d printer
• Manufacturing of parts on CNC machines
• Assembling electrical circuits

General professional skills

• Correct reading of the contest task
• Development of required changes according to the task
• Reading electrical diagrams

Evaluating skills

Skills are evaluated through the quality and effectiveness of work actions.

Labor action groups

• Criterion A
  Developing a 3d model
• Criterion B
  Reverse Engineering
• Criterion C
  Production of drawings with changes made
• Criterion D
  Making a prototype
• Criterion E
  Assembling an electrical circuit
• Criterion F
  Painting a prototype

Ad platform rules

1. Work on the site – both Participants and Experts, is carried out strictly according to the work plan on the site
2. Working hours are tracked by a timer that is visible from everywhere.
3. There should be no foreign objects on the participant's desk: flash drives, notebooks, headphones, smart watches, cases, bags, etc.
4. The following items are allowed on the participant's table: a fountain pen, pencil, paper, medicines, and eating at lunchtime.

Site operation plan

• The site's work plan is published, indicating the time and location
• The plan contains all the important information for Experts and Participants

Participant's workplace

• The equipment of the workplace is regulated by the "Toolbox", information about which is provided in the Technical Description of the competence, in the section" Special materials, equipment, tools", subsection "Materials, equipment and tools in the"Toolbox".
• The procedure for creating a workplace – "Toolbox", is given in Appendix 2 to the Technical Description of the competence.

STRICTLY PROHIBITED BY THE RULES

1. During the competition days, bring any information in electronic, printed or handwritten form to the workplace and/or remove it from the workplace
2. Use communication tools on the site: smartphones, tablets, etc.
3. Perform attempts and / or data transfers from on-site and off-site workstations by any means other than those permitted by the Contest Task
4. During the contest task, communicate with anyone without the permission of the Chief Expert, except for the members of your team

While completing a competitive task, communicate with someone without the permission of experts.

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