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Revision as of 15:27, 30 August 2010
Technology Enrichment (TE) Sessions, started in 2002, is a yearly workshop program aimed at teaching both rookie and veteran high schools the required skills to succeed in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). These sessions are conducted in the fall semester and the competition is held in the spring semester. On this page you can find info relating to past and current TE Sessions
Contents
Overview
The 2010 TE Sessions will feature basic and advanced sessions. The basic sessions are aimed at first timers. At the conclusion of the sessions, the students participate in a capstone competition designed to test the skills learned during the course.
Resources
Location
See the annotated google map
- Parking in W21 (see map)
- Basic Sessions: Klaus RM 1116 East and West (building 153 on the map)
- Advanced Sessions: College of Computing Building RM 304
- Directions
Time
The sessions will be held every Thursday from 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
Participating Schools
TE Session Coordination
The TE Committee conducts planning meetings in the summer. A list of important contacts and other logistical info can be found on the TE Sessions Planning page.
