Apollo Public Speaking Class Homework 6/22
Send me a recording of an improv speech, at least 4 minutes long, and structured, by Saturday 6 pm, to [email protected]. Topic, for those that want one: Favorite Subject in School
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Apollo Public Speaking Class Homework 6/15
Here is the homework for the first Public Speaking class that was on Saturday, 6/15. Write 5 questions that have been asked or could be asked during a robotics interview Write answers to the 5 questions Please have this ready, printed out or written on paper, by the next class …
FTC Competition
The FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) is designed for students in grades 7–12 to compete head to head, using a sports model. Teams are responsible for designing, building, and programming their robots in a 10-week build period to compete in an alliance format against other teams. The robot kit is reusable …
Bash Programming and Hacker Skills
This lecture gives students a solid foundation in Operation Systems. They will know how to write Bash scripts to let computers efficiently do complex and repetitive tasks. Being a bash guru is necessary to become systems administrators, programmers, network engineers, and data scientists. For honorable hackers, Bash programming is part …
Arduino Programming
This Lecture will show students how to quickly and easily build Arduino robots. The ever-growing Arduino community is made up of everyone from hobbyists and students to designers and engineers all across the world. Arduino robots become an exciting and affordable hobby in recent years. In this lecture, students will …
Advanced Arduino Programming
Learn more about Arduino features, C++, state machine, and robot control theory. Students are going to write C++ programs to control maze runner robots. It inspires students to ask questions and to solve problems creatively. Check out how the vortex bot runs the maze.
Extreme Arduino Programming
Students will learn how to incorporate complex sensors, industrial-level motors, and other customized parts to build sophisticated Arduino robots. Their robots will be recommended to attend monthly robotics competitions. This will the comprehensive showcase of each students’ skill set.
FTC Robot Basics
Prepare for the annual First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotic competition. Students are teamed up to apply the skills they learn. They will be split into 3 teams: software team; hardware team; management team. They will attend at least 3 FTC qualification competitions. Depends on their performance in the game, they …