Redesign of a jib crane boom for optimisation(Very urgent! good money)

Task 1 Outline your project report and poster Your outline should provide: • a draft table of contents • an appropriate title • a clear indication of your report’s structure – the probable sections and subsections with their titles • one or two sentences or bullet points about what you intend to discuss under the various section and subsection headings • a description of the proposed use of any graphics, such as diagrams You might find it helpful to think in terms of your headings as providing a route-map for the reader of your report. Task 2 Present a draft of the Introduction to your report About 600 words This is a first assessed draft of the introductory section to your project. It should be possible at this stage of the module to present a largely settled version. Your task in this part of the assignment is to write about the background and context of your project. It should set the scene with particular reference to the technical outcomes you are aiming for. You need to address the aims and objectives, explaining and justifying their development. It should: • be of a suitable length so that the final report does not exceed the word limit • conform to the required standards of spelling, grammar and punctuation. It is important to think seriously about the extra sections you will need to complete the full report (such as the discussion, summary, and conclusions) to get an estimate the size of your draft chapters. Task 3 Describe the methodology of your project About 600 words This task requires you to demonstrate your understanding of the technical requirements of the project. You will need to present a methodology which describes what you are doing to achieve your aims. It should present the techniques and concepts you have selected as well as examples of engineering calculations and analysis. The purpose of this section is to provide justification for the selection of your techniques and methods and their link to the aims of the project. It should explain your decisions and evaluations. This could include: • examples of calculations you have undertaken • technical assessments of methods • any modelling you have undertaken. You will be assessed on how effectively you have chosen and then used the techniques and analysis from your chosen discipline. So, items such as the merit of your approach, accuracy and relevance will be considered. It is important that you incorporate engineering knowledge from across your study.