I can organize a design review that connects requirements, architecture, test data, revisions, and final performance.
POE Unit 3 • Lesson 3.18
Final Mission Demonstration and Design Review
Focus question: How can a team defend that its integrated autonomous system meets the mission requirements?
Mission Briefing
Today’s Plan
A focused sequence that advances the rover and VEX ground-support mission.
Opening promptConcept modelGuided practiceInteractive applicationEvidence checkExit ticket
Lesson Targets
What You Will Be Able to Do
Final mission demonstration and design review
Every major claim is supported by visible system evidence or quantitative mission data.
Activity Flow
How the Lesson Moves
Each step builds the control-systems reasoning needed for today’s deliverable.
1. Demonstrate the mission
Show the integrated rover and ground-support sequence.
2. Present the evidence
Connect requirements to architecture, tests, and revisions.
3. Defend the design
Answer questions using data, limitations, and next-step recommendations.
Lesson Interactive
Final mission demonstration and design review Practice
Apply the lesson concept to an aerospace rover or VEX ground-support scenario. Use the feedback to correct reasoning before documenting the main deliverable.
Final Evidence
4/5Mission passes
80%Success rate
83.5 sMedian pass time
9.5 mmMedian stop error
Order the Design-Review Story
- Revisions made after testing
- Mission need and measurable requirements
- System architecture and control logic
- Integrated prototype and demonstration plan
- Test method and quantitative data
- Final performance compared with requirements
- Remaining limitation and next recommendation
A defensible review connects the mission need to architecture, prototype, data, revisions, final performance, and limitations.
Today’s Work
Main Deliverable
Final Mission Design Review
Create one focused engineering artifact that demonstrates today’s learning.
- Present the mission need, architecture, control logic, prototype, test data, revisions, and final result.
- Use quantitative evidence to defend each major performance claim and identify one remaining limitation.
Exit Ticket
Mission Debrief
State one control-systems or automation idea from today in your own words.
Name one measurement, calculation, trace, or test result that supports your design decision.
Identify one interface, logic, safety, or reliability risk to carry into the next lesson.
Resources
Lesson Resources
Lesson 3.18 PowerPoint
Use the presentation to review the lesson concepts, examples, and activity directions.
Principles of Engineering
Return to the POE course hub for units, resources, certifications, and course information.
Rover Mission + VEX Ground Support System
Use the integrated mission context when connecting logic, sensing, actuation, testing, and design-review evidence.