my task is team member 2 in group xx09 i already highlighted it.most the information is available in the project brief document.please use the template attached.no page limitplease let me know as soon as possible if you can do it or no.
EGB123 Civil Engineering Systems Executive Summary [Write your ES here. It should provide an overview of your report by stating the aim and objectives, then summarising the key results and findings that demonstrate how the aim and objectives were met.] Table of Contents Executive Summaryii Table of Contentsiii Figuresiv No table of figures entries found.iv Tablesiv 1.Introduction1 1.1 Aim1 1.2 Objectives1 1.3 Scope1 1.4 Information Sources1 1.5 Team Acknowledgement1 2.0 Major Project Assessment Background1 3.0 About Major Project Assessment Task A2 3.1 Rationale2 3.2 Useful Theory and Methodology2 3.3 Application of Useful Theory and Methodology2 3.4 Component of Guideway Allocated to Team and its Members2 4.0 Task A Response2 4.1 Response to Item I2 4.2 Response to Item II2 4.3 Response to Item III3 4.4 Response to Item IV3 4.5 Response to Item V3 4.6 Response to Item VI3 5.0 About Major Project Assessment Task B3 5.1 Rationale3 5.2 Useful Vehicle and Alignment Information3 5.3 Useful Theory and Methodology4 5.4 Characteristics of Prototype Metro Design Vehicle Allocated to Team Members4 6.0 Task B Response4 6.1 Response to Item I4 6.2 Response to Item II4 6.3 Response to Item III5 6.4 Response to Item IV5 6.5 Response to Item V5 6.6 Response to Item VI5 6.7 Response to Item VII5 7.0 Conclusion5 References5 Appendix A1 Figures No table of figures entries found. Tables Table 1.1 Major Project Assessment Team Members1 Table 5.1 Characteristics of Prototype Metro Design Vehicle Allocated to Team Members for Task B Guideway Vertical Alignment Assessment for Gradeability4 [insert your name here][insert your student number here] EGB123: 20Se2 Major Project Assessment Report 21 EGB123 Semester 2, 2020 Major Project Assessment Report Introduction 1.1 Aim [Write your report aim here in no more than 3 sentences. It is the statement of intent and should be written in broad terms. It should set your what your report intends to achieve.] 1.2 Objectives [Write your report objectives here. These should be specific statements that define the measurable outcomes of your report. The reader should be able to come back to these once they have read your report, and check that they have been met by your report. You should have about four objectives, and they should be ordered logically and flow on from one another. It is convenient to list them in dot point form but the introductory text to the list, and the list itself, should read as a sentence.] 1.3 Scope [Write your report scope here. It should be a brief statement of up to a few sentences that sets the boundaries of the report. For your case, you can describe these boundaries in terms of the limits of what your client is asking of you.] 1.4 Information Sources [Write your information sources here. You can cite the main sources, particularly the project brief, the client spreadsheet/s, and any source/s you have used such as those from QUT Readings. Please note that you are still expected to use in-text citation throughout this report.] 1.5 Team Acknowledgement [Fill in this table.] Table 1.1 Major Project Assessment Team Members Team member Student ID 1 (name) (student id) 2 (moni) (student id) 3 (name) (student id) 2.0 Major Project Assessment Background [Write your major project assessment background here. It should be 2 pages of text maximum. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with correct citation but cannot quote it directly. You might wish to draw from the QUT Readings with correct citation/s. If you choose to include a figure, consider whether it is best placed in this section in addition to the text, or as an appendix. Any figures must be cited correctly.] 3.0 About Major Project Assessment Task A 3.1 Rationale [Write about the rationale for Task A here. It should be 1 paragraph of text maximum. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly.] 3.2 Useful Theory and Methodology [Write about the useful theory and methodology for Task A here. It should be 1.5 pages of text maximum including any equations. It is not necessary to include all of the equations from the project brief that develop the theory. Instead, it should only present any final equation/s and underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) that are used in the application of theory and methodology. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly.] 3.3 Application of Useful Theory and Methodology [Write about the application of the useful theory and methodology for Task A here. It should be 1 paragraph of text maximum. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly. If you choose to include a figure, consider whether it is best placed in this section in addition to the text, or as an appendix. Any figures must be cited correctly.] 3.4 Component of Guideway Allocated to Team and its Members [Write about the component of guideway allocated to your team, and the particular sub-components to each member, here. It should be 1 paragraph of text maximum. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly. If you choose to include a table, the source/s of its contents must be cited correctly.] 4.0 Task A Response 4.1 Response to Item I [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) that you are required to use. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly. Then, document your response. You may wish to use a table e.g. with input parameters and output values organized into rows and columns as appropriate. If you choose to include a table, the source/s of any of its contents must be cited correctly.] 4.2 Response to Item II [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) for your sub-component of guideway. Then, document your response. You may wish to use a table e.g. with input parameters and output values organized into rows and columns as appropriate. If you choose to include a table, the source/s of any of its contents must be cited correctly. You should follow the table with up to 2 paragraphs of discussion.] 4.3 Response to Item III [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) for your sub-component of guideway. Then, document your response. You may wish to use a table e.g. with input parameters and output values organized into rows and columns as appropriate. If you choose to include a table, the source/s of any of its contents must be cited correctly. You should follow the table with up to 2 paragraphs of discussion.] 4.4 Response to Item IV [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) for your team’s component of guideway. Then, for each question posed, respond in up to a few sentences or a short paragraph.] 4.5 Response to Item V [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) for your team’s component of guideway. Then, for each question posed, respond in up to a few sentences or a short paragraph.] 4.6 Response to Item VI [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) for your team’s component of guideway. Then, document your response. You may wish to use a table e.g. with aspects identified and your responses organized into rows and columns as appropriate. If you choose to include a table, the source/s of any of its contents must be cited correctly. You should follow the table with up to a few sentences of discussion.] 5.0 About Major Project Assessment Task B 5.1 Rationale [Write about the rationale for Task B here. It should be 0.5 pages of text maximum. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly.] 5.2 Useful Vehicle and Alignment Information [Write about the useful vehicle and alignment information for Task B here. You may wish to use a table e.g. with parameters and their values organized into rows and columns as appropriate. If you choose to include a table, the source/s of any of its contents must be cited correctly. You should follow the table with up to a few sentences of discussion.] 5.3 Useful Theory and Methodology [Write about the useful theory and methodology for Task B here. It should be 1.5 pages of text maximum including any equations. It is not necessary to include all of the equations from the project brief that develop the theory. Instead, it should only present any final equation/s and underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) that are used in the application of theory and methodology. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly. You may choose to include a figure e.g. to show a calculation process. Any figures must be cited for content correctly.] 5.4 Characteristics of Prototype Metro Design Vehicle Allocated to Team Members [Introduce the table below with up to a few sentences. Highlight the column that applies to you in the table i.e. your member number.] Table 5.1 Characteristics of Prototype Metro Design Vehicle Allocated to Team Members for Task B Guideway Vertical Alignment Assessment for Gradeability Vehicle Characteristic Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 tare (kg) 32,000 34,000 30,000 MSL (p) 150 155 145 frontal area (m2) 8.06 8.26 7.96 drag coefficient 0.70 0.74 0.68 maximum power (W) 450,000 500,000 400,000 6.0 Task B Response 6.1 Response to Item I [Write up to a few sentences stating what this item requires of you, including any underlying assumptions (including values of parameters) that you are required to use, referring to e.g. table/s as appropriate for the component of guideway and your vehicle. It can paraphrase from appropriate section/s of the project brief with due citation but cannot quote it directly. Then, document your response. You will need to incorporate the figures required, formatting them in the same fashion as the example figures in the project brief. You must cite the source/s of your figures correctly, particularly the spreadsheet made available to you to perform the calculations and prepare the figures.] 6.2 Response to Item II [Write