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My Participation In The Prince Of Wales Robotics Team

TitleMy Participation In The Prince Of Wales Robotics Team
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My Participation in the Prince of Wales Robotics Team



My Participation in the Prince of Wales Robotics Team

TOPIC 2. An experience or achievement that has had significant meaning in your
life ( You may discuss an obstacle that you have overcome )

    The intellectual achievement that I feel is my most prominent academic
experience is participating, for the second consecutive year, in the Prince of
Wales Robotics Team. This was an opportunity to gain valuble insights into
designing and manufacturing electrical robots with fellow teammates and
professional engineers.
    Firstly, in connection with my involvement in the Robotics Team, I was
able to learn the systematic ways of applying textbook material to realistic
problem solving. This was my greatest challenge. As a member of a core group, we
were able to devise a functional remote-controlled robot designed to achieve a
specific task under the constraints of time. As a consequence of team effort and
ingenuity, we ranked first in our province of British Columbia at the 1996
National Championships. Another aspect of my participation with this high school
club in problem solving was to acquire the neccessary funds in the construction
materials, competition fees as well as for personal expenses required for
traveling outside the province for competitions. Fund-raising was both stressful
and difficult due to the fact that corporate sponsors had limited resources and
could not finance to the extent that had been previously predicted. As time
progressed, the situation worsened simply because the district school board
received financial cuts due to the reduced provincial budget. The problem of
convincing sponsors outside of the norm became a task in itself. With this type
of experience, I am sure that I can organize a better fund-raising scheme as anThis is ONLY a preview of the article. If you would like to view the entire document, you must subscribe to Electronic References. Please register below now!

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