1. EGN 1935: ECE Adventures Team: EastSide Gangstaz
Robot: Gangsta-Bot
Team Members: Reynaldo Olivo Alexander McCaffrey
-Zachary Taylor

2. Reynaldo Olivo Freshman Computer Engineer
Learned some basic use of programming, and some basics in circuitry.
The course will give me a bit more confidence when working with more in depth programming assignments.
Get 2-3 internships before graduation, and take part in more clubs/projects. Get job coming out of college.
Words of Wisdom: Show up to class guys! And avoid morning classes.

3. Zachary Taylor Freshman Computer Engineer
I learned much knowledge to do with robots as well as specifics in certain areas such as sound waves, and circuitry which is really interesting, and it helped excite me to go further into my major. Also I gained a lot of appreciation for computers and how useful they are towards the programming of so many things.
This course has opened my eyes to possible classes that I can take as I get closer to my degree in computer engineering since the teachers often referred to other classes that we may/can take as we adventure through our academic career.
When in UF I would like to hold several positions within the school, especially Florida Blue Key. Also I want to get my Masters in Computer (Hardware) engineering.
Words of Wisdom: It's way too easy to fall behind on work, especially as a future engineer.

4. Alexander McCaffrey Year (freshman, sophomore, etc.) Major
If major changed during this semester, old major/new major
What you gained/learned in this course
How will this course affect you in the future
UF plans and goals
Career plans and goals
Words of wisdom to pass on to the next group of students (or your brother/sister)

5. Gangsta-Bot’s Escape
Gangsta-Bot was involved in a grand theft, stealing a lifetime supply of batteries from Walmart. Once the call was in, it was Gansta-Bot’s wheels against the determined cops.
Gangsta-Bot proved his
speed was too much for the
cop, and got away by hiding
in his garage.

6. Our conclusion This course was truly useful
in that it got our feet wet in
almost every aspect of engineering.
Whether it was a some basic
programming, or learning about
circuitry, it just opened our eyes to
what could lie ahead as we get deeper
in our career.
Some more tips:
Have fun, they are just robots.