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09-02-2004, 02:43
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Re: pic: 100% Student Built
Last year our entire robot was about 98% student built. We bragged about this for the longest time but at the competition the judges weren't very impressed. In fact they seemed kind of disappointed. The reason behind this is that any bunch of kids can get together and make something but what is special about FIRST is the interaction with professionals in the industry.
I believe the judges look for the relatinship between student and mentor to be somewhere around a 1/3 mentor 2/3 student work load. 
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