Columbus/repository

Nomenclature

Due to the nature and scale of this project it is expected that hundreds – if not thousands – of files will be created to properly document and exploit the various conceptual designs, prototypes, and official releases. Because one can only name a file just so many things before language is exhausted, the following nomenclature will be used for naming all Columbus files:

• COL-XXX-XXX-XXX-X

1. All files begin with the first three letters of the Team name, in this case COL.
2. The second set of three digits represent the project the component is in.
   • If a file is purely experimental then it may be noted as such by substituting the project name with "TEST". Example: COL-TEST-150-...
3. The third set of three digits represent the assembly within the project.
4. The fourth set of three digits represents the part number within the assembly.
5. The last placeholder represents the release status: an uppercase letter for released revisions (A,B,C...) or a number for unreleased revisions (1,2,3...)
   • For released revisions the letters I (as in iceberg) and O (as in orange) are skipped due to their similar appearance to 1 and 0 respectively.
6. Example: COL-125-010-007-B. This is read as: Columbus, project 125, assembly 10, part 7, revision B.

FILE ID#	TYPE	DESCRIPTION	AVAILABLE FORMATS	CREATED/RESERVED BY
COL-TEST-103-0	SOLID MODEL ASSEMBLY	This assembly was created to test the idea of external pocketing of structural panels.	.pdf, .stl	--Isaac Olson 04:14, 19 August 2010 (UTC)
COL-TEST-103-101-0	SOLID MODEL PART	This part is the first attempt at external pocketed panels.	...	--Isaac Olson 04:14, 19 August 2010 (UTC)
COL-TEST-103-102-0	SOLID MODEL PART	This part...	...	--Isaac Olson 04:14, 19 August 2010 (UTC)
COL-TEST-104-0	SOLID MODEL ASSEMBLY	This assembly will test the idea of a hexagon layout for internally pocketed panels.	N/A	--Isaac Olson 04:14, 19 August 2010 (UTC)