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1 FTECH QUARTERLY 4WK EXAM STUDY GUIDELINES
Understand what enterprise, stakeholder, and mission statement are (see ppt note) Understand basic safety rules (review your 3 safety quizzes) Definition of technology Understand what “exponential growth” is and review your “Did You Know assignment” Identify all 8 steps of engineering design process and understand what happens in each Review all definitions, questions, and answers to R.A.#1&2 Review all answers to “Post-rover” assignment Review answers to all SBT questions. Mindstorms – inventory and types of sensors

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