EGN1935: ECE Adventures Team: #Winning Robot: Randall Team Members: Bryce Alsten Chapin Dalton Matt Grey David Gurian

Member Biographies:

Bryce Alsten 2 nd semester freshman Exploratory engineering major (leaning towards electrical) After taking this course, I have gained a better insight into the aspects involved in electrical engineering I definitely plan on getting involved in some interactive engineering clubs and taking part in some projects while here at UF

Bryce Alsten (continued) A few words of wisdom: –Follow your dreams.

Chapin Dalton I’m a second semester freshman I have recently changed my major to finance but I chose to take this class because it looked very fun and interesting. I have learned a lot about electrical engineering and programming autonomous robots.

Matt Grey I’m a 2 nd semester freshman. I’m an engineering major. I took this class to explore the field of electrical engineer and see if it was for me. I have learned a lot of cool stuff and really enjoyed programming the robot.

David Gurian I’m a second semester freshman. I am actually a finance major but I chose to take this class to explore and see what other opportunities I have in the electrical engineering field. I have learned a lot in this course and it was fun to be able to do hands-on activities like messing around with our robot.

David Gurian (Continued) Although the class was entertaining, it was not enough to change my future plans. I still plan on going Law school (not sure where yet) and eventually becoming a CFO on Wall Street in New York.

Robot Story: Our robot, Randall, went on a very dangerous mission through the hazardous maze of doom. Starting as a young, untrained scouting bot, Randall gained knowledge and experience from his surroundings to make it to the end of the course and lead his team to VICTORY!

Team Conclusions: As a team, we have not only learned a lot about working together to make a piece of technology accomplish the goals assigned to us, but we also gained a lot of technical skills and knowledge about autonomous robots, electrical connections and circuits, and programming codes.