orthographic drawing package $1)$ context plan $($roof plan of proposal within the larger context of the campus; scale as appropriate $1$:$500/1$:$1000/$etc$.$; may be aerial photo or drawn$)2)$ site$/$floor plan$($s$)($ground floor with immediate context; other floors if multiple levels; $1$:$50$ scale$)3)$ elevations $(2$ required $$ south and one other; $1$:$50$ scale; materials rendered$)4)$ sections $(2$ required; $1$:$50$ scale$)$ design development process $1)$ sketch development $($including built proposal and site$/$context$)2)$ vignettes $(2$ required; localized sketches of the proposal's development$)$ massing model $$ The massing model will illustrate the design proposal including its immediate site context at a scale of $1$:$100.$ Create a schedule to complete your studio project based on the following process: $1.$ Establish the objective $$ Successful completion of the Studio Project. $2.$ Identify the project activities $$ Scope out everything that needs to be done to complete the project. $$ Make sure you include all the deliverables as listed in the project handout $$ Orthographic drawing package $$ Design development process $$ Massing model $$ Project presentation $$ This can start with the list of required items to be submitted but then needs to extend to all the secondary items that are needed to complete that item. $3.$ Determine the sequence of activities $$ Put them in order $$ especially if one item is dependent on another $4.$ Determine the duration of the activities $$ Estimate the time $($for many things you may not know $$ best guess, then if you review the actual time taken you will have a better guess next time$)5.$ Calculate the schedule $$ Work out the time needed $$ as this project is individual the total time expected becomes the Critical Path or the shortest time to complete the project. $6.$ Revise and adjust $($for reference only$)$ In group work this is where overlapping of tasks can be worked out to shorten the overall Critical Path using CPM$.$ If activities can be completed by separate people at the same time, then they should be scheduled at the same time and not one after another. $$ As this will have little impact on this assignment, we will skip this part $7.$ Monitor and control $($for reference only$)$ Although beyond the scope of this assignment $$ if you over or under estimate the time make an adjustment to your schedule $$ it may prove very useful to have some level of record for the next project deadline! The submission should be in the form of a chart or similar $($an example is provided$)$ and incorporate items $2$ through $5$ of the scheduling process, as listed and annotated above. BONUS: Prepare a $$reasonable$*$ Gant chart of your Studio $1$ project completion schedule and I will turn your lowest Introduction to APFM assignment