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1 Georgia FIRST Tech Challenge
Mentor Advisory Council Meeting

2 FTC Grants Waiting on a Grant
FTC Grants Waiting on a Grant? Accurate Information Valid addresses Update! Cannot order parts or participate in any competitions before registration is complete. List a secondary if your primary is your school’s system; frequently blocked by spam filters.

3 We express the FIRST philosophies of Gracious Professionalism and Coopertition through our Core Values FIRST Core Values

4 Discovery We explore new skills and ideas
Discovery We explore new skills and ideas. Innovation We use creativity and persistence to solve problems. Impact We apply what we learn to improve our world. FIRST Core Values

5 Inclusion We respect each other and embrace our differences
Inclusion We respect each other and embrace our differences. Teamwork We are stronger when we work together. Fun We enjoy and celebrate what we do! FIRST Core Values

6 Fundraising ideas & attracting sponsors
FIRST Tech Challenge Fundraising Guide Search Google for: “ftc fundraising guide”

7 Attracting Mentors FIRST Tech Challenge Mentor Manual Search Google for: “ftc mentor manual”

8 Getting parents involved
Common issue for most group activities Search Google for: “parent participation in school activities”

9 Engaging Underserved students
Search Google for: “creating opportunities for girls in stem” “first equity diversity inclusion”

10 Resources, Materials & parts
Search Google for: Resources: “first tech challenge resources” Materials: “first tech challenge materials” Parts: “first tech challenge parts” For new coaches, touch on “Starting a Team”

11 FIRST Tech Challenge in Georgia Judging and your Engineering Notebook
Kickoff workshops FIRST Tech Challenge in Georgia Linda Pham & Teri Verhine – FIRST Senior Mentor Judging and your Engineering Notebook Dean Della Bernarda – World Championship Judge

12 Garnering Local Sponsorships
Kickoff workshops Garnering Local Sponsorships Doug Huggins – Georgia Fundraising Lead Understanding the Dean’s List Award Process Ariana Garbers – 2018 Dean’s List Winner

13 Judging for Coaches & Mentors League Coordinator Workshop
Kickoff workshops Judging for Coaches & Mentors Robert Montgomery – South Super Regional Judge League Coordinator Workshop Steven Hovey – Affiliate Partner Program Manager

14 FIRST Tech Challenge Curriculum
Kickoff workshops FIRST Tech Challenge Curriculum Jaime Sachs – FIRST Education Sponsor Workshop Linda Pham & Teri Verhine – FIRST Senior Mentor

15 FIRST Tech Challenge Electronics
Kickoff workshops Scoring Strategy Twisted Axles – Team 6047 – Praise Academy FIRST Tech Challenge Electronics Paul A. Davidson – Brookstone School FTC Coach

16 Programming with Android Studio
Kickoff workshops Drivetrain Basics Cameron Huggins – CircuitRunners Alumnus Programming with Android Studio Vince Westin – Georgia Lead FTA

17 Image Processing with Vuforia
Kickoff workshops Blocks Programming Eagle Robotics – Mount Paran Christian School Image Processing with Vuforia Juan Carlos Santamaria

18 Surviving the Robot Inspection
Kickoff workshops Surviving the Robot Inspection Eric Richardson – Georgia Lead Inspector Promoting Your Team through Social Media (OPEN)

19 Introduction to 3D CAD Curtis Volin – Firewires Coach
Kickoff workshops Introduction to 3D CAD Curtis Volin – Firewires Coach Eagle Robotics – Mount Paran Christian School

20 Season 135 Teams 11 Leagues 5 League Tournaments 2 Qualifiers 1 State Championship

21 Season Kickoff & Game Reveal 9/8 Meets 10/20 – 12/23 League Tournaments 12/8 – 1/26 Invitationals 2/2 – 2/9 State Championship 2/23 World Championship 4/17 – 4/20

22 League Size Meets Judging Practice League Tournaments
What is a league? League Size Meets Judging Practice League Tournaments Average 12 teams per league. 3-5 meets per league. One meet to have a Judging Practice Day. 2-3 leagues combine for one League Tournament with advancement to State. Two Invitationals with advancement to State. One State Championship with advancement to Worlds.

23 Going into the League Tournament
League Progression Meet #1 5 matches Your League Going into the League Tournament Best 10 matches Meet #2 5 matches Meet #3 5 matches

24 League Tournament Your League Another League
League Progression League Tournament 24-36 teams Add 5 matches & Judging Advance based on: 15 Matches Elimination Matches Judged Awards Your League Another League

25 State championship advancement
Your League Tournament 6 teams advance* Georgia State Championship 36 teams compete Yet Another 3 League Tournaments 18 teams advance* Another League Tournament 6 teams advance* Advancement follows the criteria in the Game Manual, Part 1. Two Invitationals 6 teams advance *Average from each League Tournament

26 Team Ranking Qualifying Ranking Points Ranking TieBreaker Points Highest Match Next Highest Match Random Draw

27 When are Events?

28 Judging for Coaches & Mentors
Special mac workshop Judging for Coaches & Mentors Robert Montgomery – South Super Regional Judge


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