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PracticalExam

Robotics Practical Exam (must complete by Friday, January 18, 2008)

Location: OS302 on the Egg Hunt field using your YOUR assigned robot. my office (robot demo can be done in lab if necessary)
Date: Any time between now and January 18 by appointment
  • See me to sign up for a time slight prior to Jan 18th
  • See table below to sign up for a time slots on the Jan 18th
Process:
  1. Complete a segment of new code for the Egg Hunt competition (one of the key tasks from your strategy page)
    (a) You must use an original concept that you developed, flow charted, coded, and tested by yourself (ok to get debugging help from your peers, Greg, or I)
    (b) The key task you choose should not be significantly related to one of our prior lab activities
    (c) You must effectively use at least external one digital sensor AND either one or more analog sensors or servo motors
  2. Load the code onto a robot, and bring robot, presentation materials, etc. to my office
  3. Give an oral presentation of the purpose of the code and the process you used to create the code (you may use effective handouts, the wiki, or any other tools as part of this discussion). Please create a wiki page linked to your name on the sign-up sheet that you can bring up at the time of your presentation. Feel free to bring a friend. (6 minute 1 minute time limit, with time for me to ask questions and you to answer)
  4. Demonstrate the code (run the robot for me) (2 minute time limit)
Grade: 200 points
  • Oral Presentation - 100 points
    • Clearly describe task and controls prior to demo (1 minute) - 25 points
    • Clear description of the planning, coding, and debugging process (on wiki) - 25 points
    • Clear, effective supporting materials must be on wiki - 30 points
    • Concise, correct answers to questions posed - 20 points
  • Demonstration - 100 points
    • Code executes as presents - 35 points
    • Effective use of debugging tools (some should be evident during the demo, others can be described) - 25 points
    • Effective use of lights and buttons to indicate state of robot and to control the robot. - 30 points
      • You may use the CM on/off slide switch ONCE (to start!)
      • You may not touch the Create power button or CM reset button at any time during the demo
      • You should use other buttons to control the robot
      • The demo should be repeatable/resettable without touching the Create power or CM reset buttons or the CM on/off switch
      • The robot should properly shut down at the end of the demonstration
    • The demonstration is executed by one or more functions called from the main program - 10 points

Robotics Practical Exam Sign Up List (click to edit)

Sign Up Times Prior to January 18th - 10 Bonus points
Please check with me to schedule!

Date Time Name Demo Task (get pre-approved, should relate to one or more tasks on Egg Hunt)
Mon Jan 14 7:00 - 7:10 am Abe Lincoln Locating ball
Tue Jan 15

+10 bonus

9:00 - 9:05 am Lorraine Fitzmaurice Capturing ball and bringing to goal, releasing into goal
Wed Jan 16

+10 bonus

after school Lisa Pinals Go to goal and get balls in goal
Thur Jan 17 8:00-8:10 Jon Hohrath Describe task here
Thur Jan 17 8:30-8:40 Describe task here
Thur Jan 17 8:40-8:50 Describe task here
Thur Jan 17 8:50-9:00 Lisa Baumoel - you have an EnvBio test during class on Thursday!! Describe task here
Thur Jan 17 9:00-9:10 Describe task here

Sign-up times on January 18th - only 16 time slots!
Please do not change date or time columns, just add to name column!!
Show up 5 minutes before your appointed time with handouts and robot charged, loaded, and ready!
If you miss your appointment, you must come in on Friday afternoon to make up! (minus 20 points)

Date Time Name Demo Topic (get pre-approved, should relate to one or more tasks on Egg Hunt)
Fri Jan 18 7:00 - 7:05 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 7:05 - 7:10 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 7:10 - 7:15 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 7:15 - 7:20 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 7:20 - 7:25 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 7:25 - 7:30 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Wed Jan 23 After School Taylor Gendron Once ball is caught make sure its the right color and if it is take it to the goal and drop it in.
Wed Jan 23 7:35 - 7:40 Allison Fidler Use push button to activate code which searches for find an egg
Fri Jan 18 7:40 - 7:44 Annelise Mesler Drive up to sock, stop, pick it up, sense its color and move it to the appropriate invisible laundry basket
Fri Jan 18 1. 7:44 - 7:48 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 2. 7:48 - 7:52 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 3. 7:52 - 7:56 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 4. 7:56 - 8:00 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 5. 8:00 - 8:04 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 6. 8:04 - 8:08 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 7. 8:08 - 8:12 Daniela Garcia After egg has been found and is in the "cave", create will determine the color and go to goal.
Fri Jan 18 8. 8:12 - 8:16 Thinh Vu Once egg is captured, identify egg and kick it towards the goal.
Fri Jan 18 9. 8:16 - 8:20 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 10. 8:20 - 8:24 Casey Judge Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 11. 8:24 - 8:28 Erin Webster Look for egg, identify if robot had found egg or wall, if egg capture, if wall continue looking
Fri Jan 18 12. 8:28 - 8:32 Chris Arndt Once ball is captured, identify color and react appropriately (release and drive away or keep)
Fri Jan 18 13. 8:32 - 8:36 Insert name here & link to wiki presentation materials Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 14. 8:36 - 8:40 Mark Troutt Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 15. 8:40- 8:44 Manan Thakkar? Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 16. 8:44 - 8:48 Richard Tia Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 17. 8:48 - 8:52 Linda Son? Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 18. 8:52 - 8:56 Trong Nguyen Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 19. 8:56 - 9:00 Chandni Sanariya Trap Egg using the Servo Motor and Bring to Goal
Fri Jan 18 20. 9:00 - 9:04 Brittany Forkus Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 21. 9:04 - 9:08 Lisa Baumoel locate egg and move towards it position robot to take next step in our strategy
Fri Jan 18 22. 9:08 - 9:12 Michael Harradon Sorting and depositing eggs into goal by color
Fri Jan 18 23. 9:12 - 9:16 Scott Yim? Capture ball, determine color. If right, drive towards goal and score. If wrong, release.
Fri Jan 18 9:16 - 9:20 Christopher Merrill Find and capture balls.
Fri Jan 18 9:20 - 9:24 Tina Choi :) Describe task here
Fri Jan 18 9:24 - 9:28 Seamus O'Shaughnessy With our strategy it is critical to cover as much area and get as many balls while maneuvering such large attachments
Tues Jan 21 9:24 - 9:28 Lisa Baumoel Move around to find egg.
Wed Jan 22 7:30 - 7:34 Amber Stangroom Finding the ball (presentation only)
Wed Jan 22 5:00 - 7:04 David Ouk Finding the ball using spiraling driving pattern.
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