The following are the time considerations I need to make for compiling assignments/ sheets whether it is for my work place or masters, having a time frame will help me organise myself much better.
Concept for design- once a week across 3 weeks, a lot of thinking and doodling
Sheet layouts- 1 day (though this changes depending on the content and sheet arrangement required)
Planting plan
Research- 1 week
Drawing up- 2 days
Annotating- 2 days
GA Hardworks
Research- 2 days for materials
Construction details research- (for 6 drawings) 3 days and pencilling them up
Drawing up- 3 days
Annotating- 2 days
(Not including research)
Design, GA
Drawing up- 1 day
Rendering- 2 days
Annotating and sheet layout- 1 day
Visualisations
SketchUp model and drawing outlines- 1 day
Rendering- 2 days
Writing an essay 2,000 words
Research- 1-2 weeks
Writing- 1 week, reviewing/editing take a 1 week break then it will take 3-4 days including any re structuring
(The shorter the essay, the longer it takes me to write as I am conscious of how concise it should be)
Dissertation
Research- 3-5 weeks
Writing- 2 weeks
*Note: consider time taken out for technical difficulties
Remember it takes time to get into the flow of work so initial working speed it always a little slower especially when starting a module
Try to stay in one setting associated with one module e.g. library for sus tech
Diamonds are created from pressure, just like your work with time pressure!
I work best doing one module at a time rather than switching between multiple
These time estimations are for focused times and are treated as 9-5 days
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CAD TIPS
- Select A, and OVERKILL if its a slow file, reduces overlapping lines
-Printing a piece of a CAD drawing, create a sheet size on paper space and a viewport- print but don't change the scale
-CTRL+S after very move to save as you go along
-Custom scale= for 5 it is equivalent to 1:200 as 1000/5 is 200
-Indesign export as PDF
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