Full Pull Engineering Notebook

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Full Pull Engineering Notebook List the basic design criteria and constraints List the goals for your robot: What time did you hope to hit, how much weight to pull? Sketch out each mechanisms with dimensions to be used: Drive gears Motor configuration Hitch Parts List Microsoft Excel Part Numbers Prices Quantities Total Cost Summary Report Create performance chart in Word What was good and bad about your robot? How did the team work together? Who contributed the most? Does everyone deserve an equal grade?

Grading 20 Points – Engineering Notebook is complete 20 Points – Robot was able to pull cart 20 points – Robot was able to pull more than 15 lbs of additional weight 10 points – Rank in competition 10 points – Excel Bill of Material 10 points – Summary chart 10 points – Written report