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1 ENGR100 Class Wrap up Feng-Ju Hsieh

2 Water Tower Project Engineering Design Process Assumption Material Limits? IBM-Think APPLE-Think Different

3 Bridge Project Bridge Type Force Analysis: Tension vs Compression How to do Teamwork, Time line? Component Test. Simulation Software Prototype, Final Design Tips: length, strength, shape…

4 Logic and Electric Wiring Project Logic Gate Switch combination Real Application LabVIEW

5 Robot Project History and Future Basic Two Components of Robot (Brain, Body) Brain Storming Strategy (Offense and defense) Programming Skill Gear Ratio= driven gear R2 : driving gear R1 A small gear driving a larger gear will amplify torque

6 Question for Extra Points If big wheels are less efficient for towing, why do tractors have big wheels? [Hint] Think about the force that actually pushes the vehicle to move forward. What’s the criteria of this kind of force and its relationship to the torque generated from engine and to the force that tows cargo?

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