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Team Organization

Table of Contents 1 Intellectual Property Considerations 2 Team Setup 3 Team Values and Norms 3.1 [[Project Management/teamwork/Team Values and Norms | Team Values and Norms Page]] 3.2 Team Values 4 Project Plans & Schedules 5 Risk Assessment 6 Peer Reviews 7 Project Reviews

Intellectual Property Considerations

Intellectual property belongs to the members of the P18221 MSD team in proportion to their design/facilitation in the development of the patent. Any patentable content claims are required to provide free license for use by the RIT Baja SAE team. However, priority is given to members of the MSD team that develops the project in order to patent/reap exclusive right for any IP they develop. Within the MSD team, IP is initially given to the MSD team member who has worked most directly on that technology, with credit given to contributors on that patent. Team members must consult with the rest of the team before a patent is pursued.

Team Setup

Project Manager Aaron Reay

Meeting Facilitator Mike Keegan

Electrical Lead, Note Taker Phill Kelner

Communications Nathan McKerely

Purchasing Jamie Ring

Inboard Mechanical Lead Ryan Wager

Outboard Mechanical Lead Collin Crago

Team Values and Norms

Team Values and Norms Page

Team Values

• Respect
• Committed Participation
• Engineering Excellence
• Realistic personal and project goals
• Professional Communication

Project Plans & Schedules

Risk Assessment

Peer Reviews

All peer reviews are done using the myCourses peer2peer tool, and teams will discuss the results with their guide after each phase.

Project Reviews

Preparation, notes and actions, etc. Refer to Gate Reviews page, as well.

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