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By: Dan Petrovic
New: 11-01-2007 22:54
Updated: 11-01-2007 22:54
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This is 166's schedule that covers everything over the 6 week build season including animation and chairman's.
It's got very generic action items that are going to be done by each of the groups seeing as it was created before we got the game.
The schedule says we should have a finished, fully functional robot by 2/7. Sounds reasonable, right?
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12-01-2007 06:59
chris31
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
Nice GANTT chart. The one I made isnt so long but I didnt bother to print it since Kinkos isnt cheap.
12-01-2007 07:37
Donut
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
That's just the generic list of course.
If you find it's looking like your end date isn't going to happen, try using food as a motivator; one of our mentors is a chef, and he's promised our entire team a free lunch (cooked by just him) if we have the robot done (or basically done) by the end of week 4.
12-01-2007 07:39
Graham Donaldson
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Originally Posted by Donut
If you find it's looking like your end date isn't going to happen, try using food as a motivator; one of our mentors is a chef, and he's promised our entire team a free lunch (cooked by just him) if we have the robot done (or basically done) by the end of week 4.
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12-01-2007 13:35
Dave Scheck
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Originally Posted by T. Hoffman
Is "sleep" in there anywhere??
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12-01-2007 15:08
KMAC42
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
WOW I made one of those, I Thought 21 "General" catergories was a bunch, psycho project management engineers
12-01-2007 16:37
NoSkaOnTheRadio
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
last year we reached the point where we locked ourselves in a room until we figured out what design we were going to try to build (this was week 3, mind you). there was yelling, fighting, throwing of things, general ugliness. this year we made a calendar. it's not too fancy, but it's only our sophomore season. nice work, though!
12-01-2007 16:53
Zoheb N
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Originally Posted by T. Hoffman
Is "sleep" in there anywhere??
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12-01-2007 21:48
mizscience
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Originally Posted by Zoheb N
what there is sleep durin season
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12-01-2007 21:52
Dan Petrovic
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
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Originally Posted by Donut
That's just the generic list of course.
If you find it's looking like your end date isn't going to happen, try using food as a motivator; one of our mentors is a chef, and he's promised our entire team a free lunch (cooked by just him) if we have the robot done (or basically done) by the end of week 4. |
As for the sleep... hmm I guess we forgot that part.
All I know is that I am way behind schedule as far as sleep goes.
I'll relay the comments to the engineer who put it all together. What's more amazing about it is the fact that before this year, he had no idea what FIRST was.
13-01-2007 00:14
KTorak
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
2/7? We're shooting for more like January 22 or there abouts to have a running robot.
13-01-2007 00:19
Guy Davidson
Re: pic: 166's build season schedule
Our goal is to give the programmers a bot with a drive train and camera early next week, and to have the arm done a week later. Our end goal is to have a whole robot running and basically shippable (excluding code) by the end of January.
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