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Power point presentations for 25 minute classes designed to expose new FRC team members to some of the broader concepts of design, and a bit of the state of the art in FRC. Emphasis on breadth, not depth.
Power point presentations of the mini-classes (25 minute duration) I am giving to our team. The first two were actually done at a dry-erase board, but I tried to capture the content and even some of the questions. The third is going to be briefed as a power point tomorrow. If CD-Media allows, I will post further class content here, as well.
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Engineering Process
GeeTwo’s_Egineering-Process.pptx
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Drive System 1: acceleration (linear)
GeeTwo’s_Drive_System_Primer.pptx
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Drive System 2: speed and steering
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11-19-2015 10:15 AM
rod@3711
Re: paper: G2s mini-classes
We played all 3 or your Power Point Presentations at last night meeting. It spawned a lot of discussions about our development process and our experiences. The emphasis on scheduling, gave me the opportunity to tell a joke about an Optimist and a Pessimist.
Our team has a lot of rookies, so your presentation gave them insight into what is coming.
Thanx
11-20-2015 07:49 AM
GeeTwo
Re: paper: G2s mini-classes
You're welcome, though I had to go back and read it again; I didn't remember there being much about the schedule. However, as it is the one resource you cannot save or get more of, any discussion of a process will incorporate a bit of time management as well.
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