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 I, as a programmer, always strive to have the entire robot operate with as little driver input as possible. Those pesky humans.... - dellagd [more] |
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5 | 4.07% |
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28 | 22.76% |
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30 | 24.39% |
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27 | 21.95% |
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33 | 26.83% |
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08-05-2002, 21:09
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Our team consists of about 60 students, roughly 30 each from the two schools involved. Because of safety and security concerns, our sponsor only allows us to bring 20 students each to the build site. This seems like a good number for us, but there are problems. Balancing team size and efficiency can be a major problem. naturally we want to be accessible to any students who are interested, but this isnt possible or practical in many instances. We always wind up with students sitting around complaining they have nothing to do. The problem can be made when certain extremely dedicated students tend to monopolize jobs and time(I'm as guilty of this as anyone).
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