Proposed Budget, Labor Cost, and Project Management:

The estimated cost of this project is $124.82. This can be seen in the budget in AppendixC. So far some of the Lego gears and motors were provided by prof. Roger Beardsley from energy lab 411. However, some gears are not available with the Lego set that was provided. Thus, the project needs extra gears and a specific motor with a specific number of rpm will be order online from a Lego group called Lego Education and were priced out to be $90.80. The majority of the shaft and tires are also provided with the Lego set that given be Prof. Roger Beardsley. The base holder will be cut in the machine shop and material lab in Hogue at Central Washington University. The estimated labor cost will be provided by Hassan Bujayli. No other labor will be required to complete this project. The total approximate number of hours in order to compete this project is about 125 hours. For the new design, two electric motors cost about $80.50. wood rod shaft cost about $12.30. Tires were provided by a friend using RC Tire.

 

Proposed schedule:

The schedule of this project is to help organizing the time by the MET 495 Senior Project
Instructors, with a required due date and it is found in Appendix D, to be viewed for further
details. This schedule will ensure an adequate time for designing, developing, and testing the
overall project assembly, which is due at by the last week of the third quarter.