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VNDS-571 1. Create a basic outline of the project to present to your team. Define what the project is, the objectives, and what you envision for the project. 2. With your team, gather ideas. Each team member should present ideas for the project as well as take notes on the ideas presented by others. The ideas should be interpreted and used to match the overall goals of what you are trying to achieve in the project. 3. With the team, create a more in-depth project outline. Decide the realistic approach your project will take, and the goals and deadlines for each section of the project. 4. Assign individual tasks to your team members. Each team member should have clear guidelines on what they are responsible for as you take the project from the beginning to the end. 5. Check progress and give feedback. Have consistent meetings with your team to be able to check in on the progress your group has completed in the project. This will allow you to give feedback on what the team is doing right and where they may improve. Allow each team member to communicate their portion of the project to the rest of the team and create conversations of discussion for ideas or changes. 6. Present the project. Explain and answer any questions for the judge when you finish the project. Analyzing your project as an outsider will help you see the strengths and weaknesses in hindsight well to improve upon it in the future. Each team member should have clear guidelines on what they are responsible for as you take the project from the beginning to the end. This will allow you to give feedback on what the team is doing right and where they may improve. Allow each team member to communicate their portion of the project to the rest of the team and create conversations of discussion for ideas or changes. Present the project. Explain and answer any questions for the judge when you finish the project. Analyzing the project as an outsider will help you see the strengths and weaknesses in hindsight well to improve upon it in the future.

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