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Re: Percentage of Work Done by Students.
Just like Dean has said, or implied, multiple times, this program is for the students.
The students on my team does a vast majority of the work. Mentors are there to keep us on track and do the stuff we aren't capable. Yes, we are spoiled with engineering help, but it's mostly done by the kids. The team captains run the show during design when all of the ideas came from the kids. The mentors step in when things get rough and start to slow down. During the build, the students do all of the CAD drawings and modeling. The kids put the thing together. We do ask for help making a part. This year, we fell behind and the mentors actually threatened to build the robot. Yes, it was a threat. The students do all of the animating on the animation team. The one mentor we have for that trains the new students how to use 3d Studio Max. Programming is done by the students as well. When things get complex and the students need help, the mentors are asked. Just like everything else. We don't care if our robot does well or not. The important thing is that we did it, not the adults. We're going to try to not rely so much on the mentors when it comes to making parts next year. There are going to be classes held training students how to use the mill, lathe, and other power tools, as well as a welder. Quote:
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