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 As engineers we should aspire to create, not destroy. If this is the case, why would we want to create machines with the sole purpose to destroy?
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09-04-2012, 12:07
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Re: Fall Training Program
From what I know about our rookie year, we started with several FTC teams. FTC kickoffs in September, but competitions go from November to March, so it may interfere with your FRC season. It'll help you guys get a feel for the basics of the mechanical and software parts, and will also help teach Gracious Professionalism™ and Coopertition™ at the competitions.
We feel that FTC is a great tool for preparing our rookies for the FRC season, which is why we continue to have FTC teams every year. 
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