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FRC Hands on Workshop in San Diego
Hello San Diego FIRST FRC and FTC Teams!
Solar Turbines and 3DConnexion is proud to host a PTC’s hands-on Product Development Workshop. The workshop is an intense one-day workshop designed to teach FIRST teams, mentors and coaches about the real world product development process. Emphasis is given to hands-on exercises that will prepare the entire team to understand and implement a product development process for their robot design. It will also help develop team-building, entrepreneurship and design skills. Given the time frame, attendees will not acquire all the skills to master the concepts in just one day. Resources will be made available for further online training. This workshop is appropriate for both FIRST Tech Challenge and FIRST Robotics teams. There is room for the first 50 people that register. You may provide your own laptop computer (sorry, no desktops.) Student provided laptops may be loaded with the class software by visiting www.ptc.com/go/firstgettingstarted and installing Creo 2.0 and Mathcad. There will be up to 36 laptop computers available for students and mentors to use, also available on a first registered, first served basis. Laptops are requested through the survey link below as part of the registration process. Date: Saturday, October 6, 2012 Time: 8:00AM – 5:00PM Location: Solar Turbines 2200 Pacific Highway San Diego, CA 92101 Cost: Free Lunch will be provided Tentative Agenda 08:00 AM Arrive, register, Introductions 08:30 AM Introduction to the product development process 09:00 AM Phase 1: Conceptual development and preliminary design 10:15 AM Break 10:30 AM Phase 2: Detailed design prototype and test 11:30 AM Lunch (Provided) 12:30 PM Phase 2: Continued 02:45 PM Break 03:00 PM Phase 3: Manufacturing planning and production 04:00 PM Phase 4: Field support and product retirement 05:00 PM End To Register each attendee must fill out an individual survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/V2XJTDD This is an excellent pre-season event to set the stage for the 2013 season. Hope to see you in class! |
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Re: FRC Hands on Workshop in San Diego
Looks like we are going to be able to extend registration thru Thursday October 4, 2012. We have room for over 10 more students/mentors.
It's going to be a great event with over 36 registered from 6 different teams. There is no limit to how many from your team can attend and everyone will get something out of the sessions. 3D Connexion has even given us two 3D mice to give away! If you can spend a Saturday in San Diego, think about joining us. Registration information is in the previous post. Thank you and hope to see you there, |
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Re: FRC Hands on Workshop in San Diego
Workshop went off great! We had 34 participants from 10 different teams. I just wanted to post the information if anyone else was interested in the class material.
To get the software for the class (and the 2012-2013 season) go to: http://www.ptc.com/company/community/first/teams.htm Click on “Register for your free copy of Creo” You will need to register for a PTC account if you haven't already done so. Setting up the account also requests your product code to install Creo which will be mailed to you in the next business day or so. You can then go ahead and download Creo (this takes some time depending on your connection.) You then have to wait for your product code to come in the mail in order to install. You can download Mathcad Prime and install it without a license code and will run for 30 days. You’ll have to email firstsupport@ptc.com and request a permanent license. This will also take one business day or more. To get the class information including exercises and the book go to: http://www.ptc.com/company/community...jects.htm#stem Open up STEM Projects and Select, FIRST Hands-on Workshop Curriculum, Save the zip file to your computer. The main textbook is: “The Product Development Process” located in the folder the zip creates. Explore the webpage, lots of other great resources here. Have fun! |
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