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Question Merit Training Curriculum

This year the RoboBees 836 team will be developing a merit badge like training curriculum for this year for each of the sub teams (i.e. mecahincal, electrical, etc.). I am just now working on the apprentice training for the mechanical team. Is there anyone who would like to share their training materials and/or leasons learned?

Our merit levels are:
Level 1 Rookie
Level 2 Apprentice
Level 3 Journeyman
Level 4 Master

Rookie will be generic entry level for everyone and includes:
- First Robotics Knowledge
- Saftey Training
- Robobees Team Knowledge
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Re: Merit Training Curriculum

Hmmm, this is a concept I haven't heard of before. My team has always taught all of our rookies some stuff, and the rookies in specific subgroups other stuff - we've never had specific levels.

If you're looking for great training information, I recommend googling it. My team, for example, has a library of presentations here. So far, it only has one item, drive trains, but we hope to expand that significantly. That particular presentation includes information about both drivetrains and physics in general, as well as mechanical components such as sprockets. I would say that it would qualify as either level 3 or level 2 information.
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Re: Merit Training Curriculum

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Originally Posted by quinxorin View Post
Hmmm, this is a concept I haven't heard of before. My team has always taught all of our rookies some stuff, and the rookies in specific subgroups other stuff - we've never had specific levels.

If you're looking for great training information, I recommend googling it. My team, for example, has a library of presentations here. So far, it only has one item, drive trains, but we hope to expand that significantly. That particular presentation includes information about both drivetrains and physics in general, as well as mechanical components such as sprockets. I would say that it would qualify as either level 3 or level 2 information.
Thank you. Your training brief is very good. A little bit more up to date than what I ahve been using for the past couple of years. I might include a few pieces in what I am putting together. I hope to post what we plan to use for the Mechanical Apprentice sub team in October.
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