Individual contributions to project 2


  • Designing and creating the cart used in our presentation using materials scavenged at home. 
  • helped organize the slides by inputting images of our computational graphs along with pictures of the cart and a video of both the cart and computational model running. Also helped with writing our goals and how we designed the cart slide.
  • Put in photos of our labs we did into the presentation that were used to calculate values and towards creating the cart. 
  • Stayed communicative with my group by creating our own discord group! 
  • Provided a video of the cart to help create the computational model of our cart. 

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