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Trash Sorter Demo

BE SURE TO FOLLOW THE RUBRIC FROM "Trash Sorter Rubric" POST
  • Demo Project
    • points earned by the success of sorting marbles

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Trash Sorter Documentation (Due for all periods)

BE SURE TO FOLLOW THE RUBRIC FROM "Trash Sorter Rubric" POST
  • Notebooks should be finished and turned in by end of the period.
  • Basically a notebook check:
    • grading idea sketches
    • documentation of building of each component and modifications
    • the programming process along with results both success and failures.
    • DO NOT forget to document any issues your group encountered and what you came up/built to fix those issues. 

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Trash Sorter Rubric

  • Follow the instructions in the provided documents
  • Must get signed off within the first 30 minutes of working in class on 5/28/19

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Don't Crash

  • Follow the instructions in the provided documents

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TEST

  • We will be having a test this day.
  • Nothing new, just need to know how to use while, wait1Msec, and motor.
  • Don't need to write any pseudocode or comments.
 

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Road Trip

  • Follow the instructions in the provided documents

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Programming Design

  • START NOTES ON THE NEXT BLANK PAGE.
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Motor Controller

  • Follow the instructions in the provided document.

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Variables and Variable Usage

  • START NOTES ON THE NEXT BLANK PAGE.
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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VEX Group Project

  • You will be working groups of TWO for this next project. Choose who you want to work with and then SIGN the group sign-up sheet.
  • Configure and place kits side by side to look similar to provide pictures.
  • Follow instructions provide in .pdf document.

Copy Key Terms into your Engineering Notebook

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Programming Practice

  • Using your completed VEX platform you will program your kit to successfully demonstrate all the steps listed in the attached document.

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VEX Project - Bump Switch

  1. You will need to have a complete platform with VEX Cortex, Motor Assembly, Bump Switch & Battery all mounted to the platform.
  2. Make sure to configure your "platform type" and "communication mode" correctly.
  3. You will then use the Bumper & Limit switch sample program folder in RobotC and configure ONE of the 3 sample programs and have it work on your platform.
  4. When you feel you are ready to explain how your program AND code work, please write your name on the board. After demonstration of program, the instructor will sign off your code.

Details of getting signed off. You will need to explain the following:

  1. How you setup the assignment of motor and sensor port numbers.
  2. The naming of the motor and the sensor, both in setup and in the program. (names should match which is case sensitive as well)
  3. Comments  MUST match what you have written in your program. (sensor & motor names, ports used, power values, etc...)
  4. Which line of code is the first to execute in your program once you click "start".
  5. The wait1Msec() command and how it works.
  6. How the while loop works and how the condition(s) executes.
    • what it does when the condition is false and where it executes next.
    • what it does when the condition is true and where it executes next.
  7. Power value of the motor and the direction it is going to spin.
  8. WHY THE MOTOR TURNS OFF!! This one is tricky!

Notebooks are due TODAY

  • need to have dated logs in your notebook along with picture for any day of building.
  • there should also be logs for any day(s) of any programming or lab work. (no pictures necessary for actual programming)
  • need to have a print out of your RobotC code, as per instructions.

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Motor Assembly/Build Assembly

  1. Every student should be working on putting together their motor assembly. Follow the instructions and using the pictures provided in the included document (Motor assembly.doc)
  2. All students can also attach provided components onto the build platform.
  3. Everything should be stored into their locker

No Cortex Brains be assigned to any without a lock (Wednesday 2/14)

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Introduction to VEX Components PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE NEXT BLANK PAGE.
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Introduction to Electricity (Parallel Only) PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE NEXT BLANK PAGE.
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Parallel Circuits Practice Problem Worksheet

 
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook
  • After completing the Introduction to Electricity (Parallel) PowerPoint you must get a practice problem worksheet from the instructor.
  • This worksheet is due at the end of the period.

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Introduction to Electricity (Series Only) PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook
 
Introduction to Electricity (Series Only).pptx

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VEX Compound Gear Train

 
THIS IS A NEW CHAPTER - Start your logs on the right hand side on a blank page.
 
STEP 1 - Take apart your simple gear train and start to configure your compound gear train.
                Note: you do not need to take it apart completely.
 
STEP 2 -  Now decide how you want to configure your gear train. NOT every gear combination will physically work! You should figure this out before securing your gears onto your angle rails.
 
STEP 3 - Start to install your gears. Use the document "Compound Configuration" document.
 
STEP 4 - Do your daily log! I suggest you write logs as you work, NOT after you're done building for the day. DON'T FORGET TO RESERVE SPACE FOR YOUR PICTURE!
 
YOU MUST GET YOUR GEAR TRAIN CHECKED BY THE TEACHER
After you have been checked off, use the document "Compound Gear Train Calculations" and answer all questions from the document into your Engineering notebook.

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VEX Simple Gear Train

 
THIS IS A NEW CHAPTER - Start your logs on the right hand side on a blank page.
 
STEP 1 - Using the document "NAME OF PARTS USED", count & verify that you have all supplied parts from the cup.
 
STEP 2 - Lay out all your parts on the table and take a picture. This will be inserted into your notebook with your daily log. Don't forget there's a minimum picture size!
 
STEP 3 - Using the document "SIMPLE GEAR TRAIN PICTURES", construct your simple gear train. IMPORTANTyou choose the order of your gears!
 
STEP 4 - Do your daily log! DON'T FORGET TO RESERVE SPACE FOR YOUR PICTURE!

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Gears, Pulley Drives, Sprockets PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Screw PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Incline Plane and Wedge PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Wheel and Axle PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Simple Machines Levers PowerPoint

 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook

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Engineering Notebook Setup PowerPoint

 
Leave the first 3 pages in the front of your Engineering Notebook blank. These pages will be used to construct a table of contents.
 
  • START NOTES ON THE FIRST BLANK PAGE, ON RIGHT HAND SIDE OF BOOK
  • Follow the PowerPoint and take notes in your Engineering Notebook (after table of contents)