1. EGN 1935: ECE Adventures Team: YOLOSwag2k17: Robot: Jeffrey Fall 2013 Members: Shane Huetten Kiel Orwig Chris Rougraff

2. Presentation Summary  Bios of : -Shane -Kiel -Chris  Jeffrey’s I.T. Service Trip  Conclusions and Discoveries

3. Bio – Shane Huetten  Freshman  I am a Civil Engineering major but I am considering Mechanical or Electrical Engineering  I learned that robotics isn’t actually as hard as I once thought it was, and that it can actually be quite enjoyable.  I plan to get involved with one of the robotics teams in the future.  I am glad I got to take this class and would definitely recommend it to people in the future.

4. Bio – Kiel Orwig  Freshman  Chemical Engineering, switch to Dual Electrical- Computer Engineering  Learned how to program a robot, utilize a piezo- speaker, collaborate in a team, troubleshooting  This course will benefit me in the future because it served as a good introduction in my transition to electrical engineering  Hope to join a robotics team at UF  My career goals are to become a EE/CEE and hopefully make a scientific contribution to the field  Make the most of spare time, it gets away from you faster every year

5. Bio – Chris Rougraff  Freshman  Computer Science  I learned how to program robots and use basic C code.  This course will benefit me in the future because I have prior knowledge on programming and electronics.  My career goal is to work as a computer software engineer.  For words of wisdom use the same robot every week because the sensors are different on each one.

6. Jeffrey’s I.T. Service Trip  Play: “Yellow_Swag_2k17.MOV”  Call from the boss’s office  Flip the lights on  Steve from Accounting – Lounge Party  Hallway – Thanksgiving “Leftovers”  Arrive at Boss’s office – Absent  Sleep Mode  Tetris

7. Team Conclusions  Good Wheels  Charged Battery  Solid Code  Troubleshooting is a pain, but often unavoidable and something every engineer needs to be able to deal with effectively