hi, I am teaching the new recruits on our team how to program in c++. Just to get them familiarized with functions, variables, loops and arrays i want to give them a project to create a program where a user would type in a teams number and it would print to screen (cout) the team info and robot info. I chose this because we possess limited resources for robot programming equipment for each personnel. I figured that it would be a good exercise since most exercises online has answers already where they will use the internet to copy and paste. I am basically asking if any team would like to give us any info about their team, and 2011 robot.
form:
team info
team name
year started #of members #of mentors #of sponsors
regional won(2011)
off-season won(2011)
Robot info
Autonomous(y/n)
Auto score: (Top,Middle,Bottom)
teleop score(T,M,B)
Minibot(y/n)
This seems like a good idea. I’ll go ahead and share my team’s info.
team info
team name - 1985 Robohawks
year started - 2007 #of members - 30 #of mentors - 8 #of sponsors - 8
regional won(2011) - St. Louis Regional
off-season won(2011) - N/A
Robot info
Autonomous(y/n) - y
Auto score: (Top,Middle,Bottom) - Top
teleop score(T,M,B) - T,M,B
Minibot(y/n) - y
of minibots - 3
Minibot speed - ~2.5sec.
highest score in 1 game - 122
team info
Webb Robotics
Started in 2003
20-30
5+
3
None
N/A
Robot info
Yes
Bottom
Bottom
Yes
Three
~2 seconds
114
My college C++ class allowed us to take any materials we could find online line into any exams, and search for any code online for labs. The attitude is that when you do real coding(like C++ for FRC), finding the help and fitting it to your problem is an important of learning to code. The people in your group who do not pick up anything wont be able to transfer the code they find online to their problem because they wont get the difference of logic.
You can also make an fstream from a txt file to save you the time of hand writing the data(another loop to practice with).
team info 177
team name Bobcat Robotics
year started 1995 #of members 35 #of mentors 9 #of sponsors 3 major ~20 minor sponsors
regional won(2011) No
off-season won(2011) Yes
Robot info
Autonomous(y/n) y
Auto score: (Top,Middle,Bottom) Top
teleop score(T,M,B) T,M.B
Minibot(y/n) y
of minibots 15
Minibot speed .94s
highest score in 1 game 140 (142 DQ’d)
team info
team name: Sabre Bytes
year started: 2002 season #of members: 25 #of mentors: ~5 #of sponsors: ~15-20
regional won(2011): N/A
off-season won(2011) N/A
Robot info
Autonomous(y/n) Yes
Auto score: (Top,Middle,Bottom) Top
teleop score(T,M,B) T (mostly) M, B
Minibot(y/n) Yes
of minibots 2 types (1 exact replica of 1 of the 2)
Minibot speed: 4 seconds, 1.5 seconds
highest score in 1 game: 104 (note: we were paired with 1114, however other top score was in 90’s i believe)
form:
team name: Team 4 Element
year started: 1997 #of members: ~50 #of mentors: 4 #of sponsors: 7
regional won(2011): Las Vegas Semi-Finalists
off-season won(2011): N/A
Robot info:
Autonomous(y/n): Y
Auto score: (Top,Middle,Bottom): Middle
teleop score(T,M,B): T
Minibot(y/n): Y
of minibots: 1
Minibot speed: 4.6 Secs to top
highest score in 1 game: Do not know!