Three block periods and one Monday are left for your passion project.
Keep documenting and adding to your slideshow.
Passion Project:
1. Click here for the full project descriptor
Questions:
Carys – one small fix on part 3 of your cube.
Zoe – laser cut needs cutline and margins – follow tutorials here
Emma B – 3d print file was empty. Let’s take a look.
Ava – some of the images are missing – only empty outlines.
Four block periods and one Monday are left for your passion project.
Keep documenting and adding to your slideshow.
2. CAD/CAM – last day to submit files that are error free. This means that laser cuts have to be PDFs, have cutlines and margins. 3d prints must be STLs, all parts should be on the build plan and no larger than 4 by 4 by 4 inches.
Nina – need cutlines
Frankie – this one needs margins: https://drive.google.com/open?id=12Olt4I5CZaDZqiflgPkCeRF5_ggkrSRl
Datis – check your email
Jensen – how about non-military stencil font? Take a look at these fonts and we can install your favorite.
Nuala – finding the missing cut lines on the trees
Nevin- check your email and let’s talk.
Sophia – we just need to resize your documents a bit.
Drake – check your email about the box lid
Max – no cutline
Chloe K – no cutline
Click here to submit to your file for laser cutting
Click here to submit a file for 3d printing
Passion Project:
1. Click here for the full project descriptor
I’m documenting my project – are you?
Click here to submit to your file for laser cutting
Click here to submit a file for 3d printing
Passion Project:
1. Click here for the full project descriptor
3. Click here to submit YOUR project proposal – due by Sunday, May 19th at midnight. We want to be able to review before we meet you in Monday’s class. Click here for a sample project proposal.
4. Click here to setup your project goals – due by midnight on Monday, May 20th. Class time will be available to complete these goals.
5. Deadline for laser cut or 3d print submissions is Tuesday, May 28th at midnight. These must be working files that meet all the requirements for laser cut or 3d files. A file that is too big, not setup correctly or the wrong file type does not meet the deadline. Designs submitted after this date will be be laser cut or 3d printed and will result in a lowered grade. Don’t wait.
6. TAKE PICTURES AND SCREENSHOTS while you work. Don’t wait until the end of the project.
7. Click here for a sample slideshow that documents your work.
Please note that this slideshow would only score a Proficient for Digital Content and Learning on the project rubric. More detail and images with arrows/text for clarity would push the grade into the advanced range.
Click here to submit to your file for laser cutting
Click here to submit a file for 3d printing
Passion Project:
1. Click here for the full project descriptor
3. Click here to submit YOUR project proposal – due by Sunday, May 19th at midnight. We want to be able to review before we meet you in Monday’s class. Click here for a sample project proposal.
4. Click here to setup your project goals – due by midnight on Monday, May 20th. Class time will be available to complete these goals.
5. Deadline for laser cut or 3d print submissions is Tuesday, May 28th at midnight. Designs submitted after this date will be be laser cut or 3d printed and will result in a lowered grade. Don’t wait.
6. TAKE PICTURES AND SCREENSHOTS while you work. Don’t wait until the end of the project.
7. Click here for a sample slideshow that documents your work.
Please note that this slideshow would only score a Proficient for Digital Content and Learning on the project rubric. More detail and images with arrows/text for clarity would push the grade into the advanced range.
This link is for the Engineering Projects class. Not for DaVinci.
Click here to take the Aeronautics quiz.
Mr. Davis will provide the exam password.
During the exam you may not:
-talk to anyone other than Mr. Davis
-refer to any website or resource at anytime
-ask questions of another student
After you have completed the exam please leave the computer lab and go into the shop.
1. Click here for the full project descriptor
3. Click here to submit YOUR project proposal – due by Sunday, May 19th at midnight. We want to be able to review before we meet you in Monday’s class. Click here for a sample project proposal.
4. Click here to setup your project goals – Due by midnight on Monday, May 20th. Class time will be available to complete these goals.
We will grade your projects during seventh period TODAY.
The Da Vinci Arcade is open from 5:30 – 7pm in the Engineering Room.
If you want to keep your working project, you will need to purchase the major electronic components from us.
Next project – YOUR Passion Project.
The project is due at the end of class TODAY. DaVinci students will visit and play the arcade games on Wednesday.
Print out your commented code with your title and group member names. Place it in your game.
Thursday will be the opportunity for fine tuning and adjustments. This is NOT the day to write a program – this the day to adjust program timing. This is the day to strengthen a component but not the day to build an arcade game.
The arcade machines will be graded by Milstead and Davis at the end of class on Thursday. That way they are in the best condition before the community views them Thursday evening.
Click here for the Arduino Arcade Machine resource page. This includes Arduino links, 3d printing and laser cutting resources, and circuit wiring diagrams.
This link is for the Engineering Projects class. Not for DaVinci.
Click here to take the Arduino exam.
Mr. Davis will provide the exam password.
During the exam you may not:
-talk to anyone other than Mr. Davis
-refer to any website or resource at anytime
-ask questions of another student
After you have completed the exam please leave the computer lab and go into the shop.
One Monday and one block period left. The shop will NOT be open on Monday night.
The project is due at the end of class on Tuesday. DaVinci students will visit and play the arcade games on Wednesday.
Thursday will be the opportunity for fine tuning and adjustments. This is NOT the day to write a program – this the day to adjust program timing. This is the day to strengthen a component but not the day to build an arcade game.
The arcade machines will be graded by Milstead and Davis at the end of class on Thursday. That way they are in the best condition before the community views them Thursday evening.
Click here for the Arduino Arcade Machine resource page. This includes Arduino links, 3d printing and laser cutting resources, and circuit wiring diagrams.
