Making a requirements plan

 Good morning everyone. Throughout the Rube Goldberg machine project, my approach was to tackle a requirement and move on to the next. The approach worked fine until the end where I discovered that some extra planning was needed at the beginning. Some requirements depend on each other, meaning that their order and style of implementation can vary. 

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