Engineering H193 - Team Project Gateway Engineering Education Coalition P. 1 Spring Quarter 2006 Individual Competition Week 8 Day 2

Engineering H193 - Team Project Gateway Engineering Education Coalition P. 2 Spring Quarter 2006 Procedure Each Robot will get three runs – each run will be scored according to the points distribution in the Design Specifications The highest score on an individual run will be recorded for grade There will be a random selection of starting location The first run will be random The second run will be faculty choice The third run will be "team choice"

Engineering H193 - Team Project Gateway Engineering Education Coalition P. 3 Spring Quarter 2006 Individual Competition Three runs Run 1 – Random order of – Side, Sample, SPILL IR (inside or outside switch), Get sample, Activate proper sample switch, Read IR, activate proper SPILL switch, clean up SPILL, end with robot in BASIN area. Run 2 – Faculty/Staff Pick order of – Side, Sample, SPILL IR (inside or outside switch), Get sample, Activate proper sample switch, Read IR, activate proper SPILL switch, clean up SPILL, end with robot in BASIN area. Run 3 – Team chooses order of – Side, Sample, SPILL IR (inside or outside switch), Get sample, Activate proper sample switch, Read IR, activate proper SPILL switch, clean up SPILL, end with robot in BASIN area.

Engineering H193 - Team Project Gateway Engineering Education Coalition P. 4 Spring Quarter 2006 Rules for the Day The robot must fit in the 9” x 9” box The robot course will not be open for practice When your robot is called, you will have two minutes to present the robot at the course You will then have one minute to set your robot on the course and prepare it for the start The time limit for each run is 2 minutes When you touch the robot, the run is over