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Revision as of 09:59, 23 August 2016
Contents
CS 3651 Fall 2016
2016 Class Schedule coming soon.
[[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JzJhHS1vNgirg3N7Ohh_fsnMLZL1xarbj2Q4_-2yG1U/pubhtml 2015 Class Schedule]]
Resources
Required robot kit: Can be purchased at GT Bookstore, or via amazon: Parallax-28832 Programmable Boe-Bot Robot Kit - USB Version (non-solder) Parallax-28832 Programmable Boe-Bot Robot Kit - USB Version (non-solder)
The GVU prototyping lab: http://gvu.gatech.edu/wiki/index.php/Prototyping_Lab
Remote desktop (SolidWorks and Adobe Suites are pre-installed): http://mycloud.gatech.edu
SolidWorks Tutorials for beginners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy3ExIAcI2Y
Export and adjust layout for laser cutting from SolidWorks: http://youtu.be/D_Fo2g_79SU
GaTech's laser cutter quick tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCijzzpXy5v6DRC8xMLu-lZQ
ECE virtual lab: http://www.ece-help.gatech.edu/labs/virtual.html
Great free online PDF for some electronics basics and sensory integration. http://www1.appstate.edu/~curtincm/sculpture/suppliers/gizmos/Practical_Electronics_for_Inventors.pdf
Assignments
The following skill demos are based on the BoeBot kit:
- Skill Demo #1: Blinking LED and Servo Twitching File:Skill-1.pdf
- Skill Demo #2: Assembled Robot File:Skill-2.pdf
- Skill Demo #3: Robot Navigation Part A File:Skill-3.pdf
- Skill Demo #4: Robot Navigation Part B File:Skill-4.pdf
- Skill Demo #5: Light Sensors File:Skill-5.pdf
- Skill Demo #6: Light Sensors Plus Whiskers File:Skill-6.pdf
The following skill demos relate to the Rubber Band Car project:
- Overall project information: Rubber Band Car
- Skill Demo #7: Submit one or more images of your initial design for the rubber band/egg car. Plan to describe your design to the class in less than 3 minutes.
- Skill Demo #8: Submit DXF file for cutting your plywood for the car.
- Skill Demo #9: Submit STL file for 3D printing.
- Rubber Band Race Off
The following skill demos relate to the Plywood Bridge project:
- Overall project information: Plywood Bridge
- Skill Demo #21: Bridge Design
- Skill Demo #22: Bridge Design Vector Graphics
- Skill Demo #23: Completed Bridge File:Skill-23.pdf
The following relates to the Final Project:
Grading
Final grade is calculated as follows:
- Skill Demos 1- 9: 40%
- Weighted Equally
- Rubberband Car Final Demo: 20%
- Final Project: 40%
- Final Project Proposal and Milestone 1: 8%
- Final Project Demonstration: 28%
- Final Project Report: 4%