"Calculus: The Musical!" is a comic "review" of the concepts and history of Calculus. The show will be held on campus on April 20, 2016 from 7:00-8:00 pm. February Focus--GEAR TRAIN This month the PLTW Students will focus heavily on Gears and Gear Trains as it pertains to VEX robotics and KNEX kits.
"Calculus: The Musical!" is a comic "review" of the concepts and history of Calculus. The show will be held on campus on April 20, 2016 from 7:00-8:00 pm. February Focus--GEAR TRAIN This month the PLTW Students will focus heavily on Gears and Gear Trains as it pertains to VEX robotics and KNEX kits.
"Calculus: The Musical!" is a comic "review" of the concepts and history of Calculus. The show will be held on campus on April 20, 2016 from 7:00-8:00 pm. February Focus--GEAR TRAIN This month the PLTW Students will focus heavily on Gears and Gear Trains as it pertains to VEX robotics and KNEX kits.
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PROJECT LEAD THE WAY
STEM Based Musical at UNCC
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at UNC Charlotte is once again hosting "Calculus: the Musical!".The performance will be held on campus on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 from 7:00-8:00 pm. Project Lead The Way Students at MGLA will be invited to attend. In the past, teachers and students have found the show both entertaining and educational. "Calculus: The Musical!" is a comic "review" of the concepts and history of Calculus. Starring the scientific discoveries--and vocal talents--of such characters as Isaac Newton, Gottfried Liebniz, GFB Riemann and more. This (dy)namic production puts the "edge" back in "education!" For further information about the show, please visit www.calculusthemusical.com. The show is free, but seating is limited. Tickets will be issued in March.
February FocusGEAR TRAIN
This month the PLTW Students will focus heavily on Gears and Gear Trains as it pertains to VEX robotics and KNEX Kits. Please review with your PLTW future engineer the attached PowerPoint so that they can begin to grasp the concept of how mechanical and electrical objects move.
Robot Research Example Sites - This list is not exhaustive,
but meant to be examples of the types of pages your student should be looking through in their research on gears in Robots Learn About Robots make sure to look at the left sidebar for more info! National Geographic "Robots of the Gulf Spill" MIT Tech Review Bio-medical Robot Popular Science Rescue Robot Examples Scientific American Rise of the Robots a seven page article on robots of the future Agricultural Robotics and their functions Science Daily - Robots Page be careful to not click on any ads Wikipedia (robot) a good starting place, but you may not cite this page...verify all info on other sites NASA Robotics robotics alliance project Robots.net Robot news Robotic Surgery the daVinci system Savant Automation Automated Guided Vehicles