1. EGN 1935: ECE Adventures Team B, Robot B Alex Meucci, David Stern, Hanif, Stephan Fall 2013

2. Biography: David Stern Freshman Chemical Engineering Major I learned the coding required to program a robot and its sensors for “accident avoidance” through a maze. I also learned about 555 timers and wiring breadboards. This course sparked my interest in the computer/electrical engineering field and may affect my major in the future. I hope to become a successful chemical engineer. I also want to get involved in UF Gator Robotics projects. I hope to get a Master’s engineering degree and work for a renown company. Words of wisdom: actively participate in the lab assignments and learn to apply concepts from lecture into a hands-on experience.

3. Biography: Alex Meucci Freshman Industrial and systems engineering This course has helped me attain a basic understanding of circuits, sensors, and hands on application of basic programming techniques. This course has sparked my interest in programming and convinced me to take programming classes in the future. My goal is to get a masters degree in Industrial and Systems engineering and get a job I enjoy once I graduate. My career plan is to graduate and end up working for a big corporation and eventually become an entrepreneur and start my own business. Pay attention and make sure you’re on time to class!

4. Biography Hanif Ahmed Sophmore Major: Electrical Engineering, considering Comp. E Learned the basics of EE and that there are many exciting opportunities to get involved with robotics at UF This course helped me know what to expect from future EE courses UF Plans/goals: continue to take classes in EE and get practical experience through internships Career goals: Work as an EE or software developer Words of Wisdom: Choose your classes and professors carefully, concentrate on learning the material instead of worrying about grades.

5. Biography: Stephan Strassle Rojas Freshman Major: Mechanical Engineer I learned what are some of the basic components used to make circuits and how they are used to make rudimentary sensors. This class showed me that I have an interest in EE and would like to take EE classes in the future Career Plans/Goals: Work as a Mechanical Engineer Words of Wisdom: Get involved in the labs

6. Robot Story Our teenage robot decided to leave home and we told him to turn left but because he was rebellious he made a right instead. Eventually he got lost and started banging his head against a wall when he got stuck in an alley.

7. Team Conclusions Throughout this course we have gained an understanding of circuits and programming logic. We have also learned robotics concepts and about sensors. Words of wisdom: Be attentive in class lectures and take advantage of the hands-on experience in labs.