I don't remember if I responded to this, but I can do robot wiring and soldering, Saturday 10/26. On Oct 19, 2013, at 1:22 PM, Rebecca Wasmer wrote: > I can easily do anything marketing/FIRST/programming related. I need to look > at my schedule to figure out what days work best for me because I have to > take it off from work. I feel like a meeting with the marketing group would > be helpful because it is often difficult to plan events once build season > comes around. The NASA grant has also been reopened and I feel like we should > apply for that. > > Rebecca R. Wasmer > Computer Engineering > UB Libraries Circulation Coordinator > UB STEP Teacher/Tutor > FTC Team 7355 Co-Team Leader > FRC Team 4930 Mentor > > > > On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 5:02 PM, Brian Smist <bjsmist@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I don't feel like I'd be a good candidate to conduct any of the the suggested > sessions, but I would love to give a presentation on drivetrain design to at > least the mechanically-minded people. I'm free any Saturday and maybe Tuesday > nights. I already have a presentation on drivetrain design prepared and I > would also be up for preparing something about the history of FIRST or maybe > general robot design if that's ok. > > > On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 4:43 PM, Jon Kiddy <jon.kiddy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'll handle introducing version control at some point soon. Also, I will talk > with other programming members about setting up a couple C++ intro sessions. > > Sent from my iPhone > > On Oct 18, 2013, at 4:24 PM, Mary Beadle <marybead@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> I can do a lathe course pretty much any Saturday. Whenever would be best. >> >> >> On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 3:43 PM, Matthew Benjamin <mbenjamin618@xxxxxxxxx> >> wrote: >> I can do a wiring and soldering course saturday 10/26 >> >> >> On Friday, October 18, 2013, Philip Coburn wrote: >> Hi All, >> >> Thanks for all your help getting ready for (and being at) the Ruckus. What >> a great experience - finishing 12th and being an Alliance Captain in our >> first competition! >> >> Some of the Lockport Mentors are going to work with us to have a "Kick-off" >> day on a Saturday this fall. We'll pick an old competition, watch the >> kickoff video, then go through the process of designing the robot over the >> course of the day. We're still >> working on a date, but it looks like it might be Saturday, Nov. 23 (the >> Saturday before Thanksgiving). >> >> In the meantime, I want to offer training sessions to our students in the >> following areas. Time slots available are Tuesdays after school >> (3:30-5:00), Tuesday early evening (6:00-7:30), and Saturday morning (9-11 >> AM). Areas to cover include: >> >> CAD drawing (Autodesk Inventor) >> Robot Wiring and Soldering >> Lathe - safety and basic skills >> Mill - safety and basic skills >> Power Saws - safety and basic skills (build a battery cart) >> Programming - Controlling Ruckus 'bot with C++ >> Programming - version control >> Business Plan Production >> >> Other? >> >> What I'd love is for folks to pick a date and a topic. We can team up as >> groups of mentors, or lead a training solo. Larry and I will fill in gaps >> as needed. >> If you know what you want to do, pick a date & time you're free, fill in >> below, and forward this back to the group. Thanks, >> Phil >> >> >> Tuesday 10/22 >> >> Saturday 10/26 >> >> Tuesday 10/29 >> >> Tuesday 11/5 >> >> Tuesday 11/12 >> >> Saturday 11/23 (TENTATIVE - all day - kickoff -- Phil Coburn & Lockport >> mentors) >> >> Tuesday 12/3 >> >> Saturday 12/7 >> >> Tuesday 12/10 >> >> Tuesday 12/17 >> >> Saturday 1/4/14 KICKOFF! ALL DAY. Be here if you can. >> >> >> >> Physics Teacher >> Nichols Robotics - The Electric Mayhem - Team 4930 >> Nichols School >> pcoburn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> (716) 332-6300 x511 >> >> >> > > > > > -- > Rebecca R. Wasmer > Computer Engineering > UB Libraries Circulation Coordinator > UB STEP Teacher/Tutor > FTC Team 7355 Co-Team Leader > FRC Team 4930 Mentor > > Matthew Benjamin mbenjamin618@xxxxxxxxx 516-232-6709 Electrical Engineering Major University at Buffalo, SUNY