It's been a few years but from my experience there isn't a magic bullet for
design reports. The same report would literally get a 90% in one competition
followed by a 60% in the next. There was and probably still is a suggested
outline for the design report located in the rules. I could go on a rant
about how all the static event scoring is subject to the judge's personal
opinion, how good or bad the last car was, fatigue, dumb luck, phase of the
moon, etc. but everyone involed really tries their best to be fair and
consistant.
>From: "Vinayak Garg" <vinayakgarg@gmail.com>
>Reply-To: "Vinayak Garg" <vinayakgarg@gmail.com>
>To: mini-baja@autox.team.net
>Subject: Design Report
>Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:43:27 +0200
>
>Hi,
>
>I am Vinayak Garg, design coordinator for the BAJA team from IIT Delhi. Our
>team participated in the mini Baja competition this year at south africa.
>
>We feel that though we had done a great deal of analysis and calculations
>but the marks we recieved in the technical category were much below our
>expectations. Maybe we were not able to present our points adequatley in
>our
>design report.
>
>I would kindly request you to give suggestions for the same.
>
>If possible, I request you to kindly send me copies of your old design
>reports, or even the basic skeletons or books/links helpful for writing a
>design report.
>
>Thanking You,
>
>--
>Vinayak Garg
>Indian Institute of Techonology, Delhi
>India
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