Brandon Duong,Peter Theryo, Mitchell Irvin and a half Two Asians EGN 1935: ECE Adventures Robot Flash Members: Brandon Duong,Peter Theryo, Mitchell Irvin

Presentation Contents Member Biographies Brandon Duong Mitchell Irvin Peter Theryo The “Story of Flash” Our words of wisdom

Bio: Brandon Duong Year – Freshman My major is currently exploratory engineering, but I am now considering either mechanical or electrical engineering. Since I am unsure of which branch of engineering I should take, this class gives me insight into the basic concepts and what I should be expecting if I plan to major in either electrical or computer engineering. My advice to everyone out there is to go out and get involved. There are tons of engineering groups to join, and people who are in the exact same situation as you.

Bio: Mitchell Irvin Computer Engineering-CISE First semester freshman Learned basic programming logic and basic circuits Words of Advice- Go to sleep early My plans for UF- to graduate with internships and research, and a job lined up

Bio: Peter Theryo Year – Freshman Major – Industrial and Systems Engineering I have learned about the different fundamentals of Electrical Engineering, like how to wire bread boards, and how to read circuit diagrams. UF Plans – Graduate with a bachelors of science Words of wisdom – Learn to manage your schedule. With classes, friends, and all the clubs you can join, time management is one of the most important skills you can possess.

Flash’s Journey The story of Flash is the story of an engineering student’s journey torwards success On his way, he’ll encounter Difficult choices Trials of endurance Surprising twist and turns In the end, with hard work, perserverance, and dedication, he will reach the “cave of success”

Our Words of Enlightenment From this class, we have been introduced to the fundamentals of the electrical engineering program here at the university program. We’ve also learned how to program a robot, and what it takes to work in a team. Words of advice: Pay attention! See if these subjects interest you. Despite the lack of grading, try to learn something.

May the Schwartz be with you! The End! May the Schwartz be with you!