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Classroom Redesign Project Room 103 Leonhard

Classroom Redesign Project Room 103 Leonhard. Team Awesome Adam Crampton Kyle Gilbert Chanel Outley Kaylyn Rossi 3/02/2009. Outline. Customer Needs Pairwise Chart. Problem Statement.

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Classroom Redesign Project Room 103 Leonhard

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  1. Classroom Redesign ProjectRoom 103 Leonhard Team Awesome Adam Crampton Kyle Gilbert Chanel Outley Kaylyn Rossi 3/02/2009

  2. Outline

  3. Customer Needs Pairwise Chart

  4. Problem Statement After visiting 103 Leonhard on multiple occasions, it was apparent that our most important goal was to satisfy the customer; in this case the students and faculty for our classroom. To do this we needed to develop the comfort and accessibility throughout the classroom and improve the over-all atmosphere of the students’ learning environment.

  5. Generated Concepts • Chairs-Students complained that the connection between the desks and chairs was both uncomfortable and frustrating. We replaced these chairs with standard classroom chairs, adding cushion to the seat. • Row up middle aisle- To lessen the congested aisles, we took out two seats from each row and created a middle aisle so students can get to their seats faster.

  6. Generated Concepts Continued • Raised Desks- In addition to the stadium seating already present, we raised the desk height for taller students. • Handicap accessibility- We removed two seats in the front of the room and placed a handicap-accessible desk in its place.

  7. Generated Concepts Continued • Chalkboard-Often dirty and hard to erase, the chalkboard was a problem but instead of removing it we split it in half and installed a whiteboard for convenience. • Whiteboard-A whiteboard is easier to erase and see for most students, but in case there is a glare we left the chalkboard available. • Curtains-Students complained of the glare on the overhead projector so we installed automatic curtains that close from a switch on the wall.

  8. Morphological Chart

  9. Pugh Chart

  10. Pugh Chart Continued • Based on the other iterations of the Pugh Chart, it was concluded that the board that ranked the highest, whiteboard-chalkboard split, would be used to replace the existing chalk board.

  11. Classroom Layout

  12. Bill of Materials • 56 Cushioned classroom chairs • 6 Standard classroom desks • Remote-operated Curtains • Chalkboard/whiteboard split

  13. Google Sketch-Up

  14. Cost of Renovation • Replacing Chalk boards with White Boards: approximately $ 400.00 • Replacing chairs with padded chairs: approximately $14,000.00 • Electronically controlled curtains: approximately $300.00 • Total: approximately $14,700.00

  15. Closing Remarks • Overall, the new design fits the needs of both professors and students • Renovation can be completed for a reasonable cost • Renovation can be completed in a reasonable amount of time

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