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12-08-2009, 11:52
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Re: Leveling the Playing Field with Curriculum - let's make it happen
Trying to Help,
You bring a good point in regards to "CAD". I think there is a lot topics that teams would like to be "trained on", while there is other "core classes". I am thinking core classes that are essential : FUND 100 Introduction to Robotics Competition Why robotics competition ? What makes a good mentor ? MKT 100 Public Relations How do I write and distribute a Press Release ? How do you make and distribute a good 5 minute promo video ? Cheers, Marcos. |
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