Materials Analysis

The Materials Analysis is a brief report (~2–3 pages) that explicates how your Instruction Set functions and why it is successful. The Materials Analysis thus should reference the Instruction Set's concrete features to clarify how it effectively suits rubric criteria (including identifying any external materials—images, video, audio—the Instruction Set incorporates and demonstrating that their usage is permissible). The analysis should speak in the third person about how the Instruction Set functions; it should not discuss you nor your design process.

These student examples may be useful (but keep in mind that they connect to different rubrics):

• Bookkeeping
• Drum recording
• Return to work
• Refutation
• Anchor knot
• CAD cube
• Firefighter manual

Students will upload their Materials Analyses here as an electronic file in a common format (.doc, .docx, .pdf, .rtf, .pages).