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FRC Off-Season Training

By: David Gitz, EE, Electrical/Programming Team Mentor FRC #1208. FRC Off-Season Training. Audience:. Programming Team Electrical Team Members. Topics:. Introductions Name and Sub-Team Background Responsibilities Certification Schedule Homework. My Background.

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FRC Off-Season Training

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  1. By: David Gitz, EE, Electrical/Programming Team Mentor FRC #1208 FRC Off-Season Training

  2. Audience: • Programming Team • Electrical Team Members

  3. Topics: • Introductions • Name and Sub-Team • Background • Responsibilities • Certification • Schedule • Homework

  4. My Background • Electrical Engineer – Scott Air Force Base • FRC History • Mentor: 5 years, 2006 - Now • Student: 4 years, 1997-2000 • 16 FRC Events Total • IEEE – St. Louis Section Secretary

  5. Responsibilities • Attendance • The more hours you attend, the better your chances at being selected to go to Events • Homework • Every week HW is assigned, and due the next week to your Sub-Team Captain. • Behavior • Professional and Courteous at all times • “Gracious Professionalism” • Certification

  6. Certification • Must be certified to work on Robot • Certification gives you better chance of attending Events

  7. Schedule

  8. Questions?

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