In order to produce a technical drawing for the initial design of a rocket, the science and theory must be carefully studied and considered. Despite the fact that we had numerous thoughts, we needed to represent factors like hypothesis of flight, stabilizers, strain, and materials. This permitted us to contemplate the sort of material we would construct each part from, in the event that we could manufacture that part from the said material, and assuming our plan would be viable/gainful for the rocket. These drawings were put together by our design engineer.
Below the design sketches in the image above is the design matrix that all members of the team took part and got a say in so that each member could be content with the final design chosen.
Above is the initial materials and cost assessment that our group came up with.
Above is a sketch of a stand that would be used to hold the rocket in place as it is a requirement and the fins on the final design do not provide much stability.
Above is the final design agreed upon by all members of everyone here at second beginnings.