Who Says Science Is Just For Boys?

 

 

 

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Thinking about programming   Before you begin to program you need to understand how a robot thinks! These Videos will help you.
	This short informative Video explains the role of the man and the role of the machine when programming.
	Successful programmers break their programs into logical small behaviors.
	This video teaches about how robots see their world. This is an important concept for a programmer to understand.
	This video teaches a very logical step-by-step method that successful programmers use as they build their programs.

 

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Programming robots using ROBOTC
Innovative First VEX Robots	TETRIX and LEGO MINDSTORMS
VEX Cortex

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Links to Cool Robot Competitions
Click the links below to learn about several international robotics competitions..
Click Robot Events to go to a site that has lots of different competitions at one place.

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ROBOTC programming forums

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ROBOTC Webinars

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How do you manage a large project like building a robot?
	Engineering Process Video The Engineering process is vital to successfully solving a problem. The engineering process involves several key steps that includes planning, designing, and most importantly, testing! Watch the video to learn more! Conducting Technical Research (.PDF) Keeping an Engineering Journal (.PDF) Conducting Tests (.PDF)
	Project Planning Video Proper planning is the first step of a successful engineering project. This video will provide you with a tested plan that project managers use when they are working on complex projects. Watch this video to see how project planning can help you achieve your goals! Planning your time (.PDF) Team member responsibilities (.PDF) Engineering Journal (.PDF)

 

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