Research project and tech report contributions

1. Did primary research by taking pictures of personal fridge, as well as pictures of sample fridges at stores.

2. Used ChatGPT to craft the research problem statement.

3. Worked on research title with teammates.

4. Wrote about the use of side-by-side doors in conventional refrigerators in background section of report.

5. Provided in-depth detail on a potential sliding door upgrade feature for specialized refrigerator in literature review section.

6. Assisted the team in elaborating and editing the literature review.

7. Wrote on the viability of proposed specialized refrigerator in background section.

8. Made Computer-Aided Design (CAD) drawings on the specialized refrigerator that included the team's proposed customizations and specifications.

9. Wrote a description about how an ideal refrigerator should be for wheelchair bound people.

10. Wrote a detailed analysis on the drawbacks and strengths of wheelchair bound friendly refrigerators currently available in the market.

11. Ensured that the final report's contents were properly organized, and ensured that it was written in one voice by reading through it several times to ensure consistency and smooth flow.

12. Came up with the ChatGPT prompt for the letter of transmittal.

13. Used ChatGPT to craft out a letter of transmittal for the tech report proposal.


Last updated: 23/11/2023

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  1. Brad BlackstoneOctober 31, 2023 at 9:45 PM

    Thanks much, Hendrik, for all the work and for this list of contributions.

    I'm just curious: How did you use ChatGPT "to craft the problem statement"? You just promoted it to do so?

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    1. Jun HengNovember 1, 2023 at 8:13 PM

      Hi professor, we already had a rough draft that we wrote out, but it was very messy and fragmented so i got chatgpt to write it out properly and organised it for us.

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