JUMPSTART Sessions 2015

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2	JUMPSTART Training Sessions at SCSU
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4	8:30AM to 8:50AM	REGISTRATION in Headley Hall
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6	Hall and Room Number		Wick Science 116	Wick Science 114	Headley Hall 230	Headley Hall 214	Wick Science 107	Wick Science 122	Wick Science 124	Wick Science 119	Wick Science 125
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8	9:00AM to 9:50AM	Session 1	Game Strategy	Awards and Submissions	Pneumatics	Electrical	Creating an Effective Internet Presence	Safety in the Pits and Lab	Bump it up!	FRC After High School	FRC for Parents and Mentors
9			Breaking down the game is a huge part of building a successful robot. Understanding how to utilize your robot is essential to being a top team.	Knowing what is required for Awards makes your team's job easier. Knowing when to submit is a must. There will be an emphasis on young teams' Chairman's submissions	This is a make or break for manipulators and high-end drive trains such as Butterfly. Overlooking your pneumatics could spell certain doom for your team.	You need to build a robot. Therefore you need to know electrical: Energy Budget, Components, Wiring. Learn how to do this the correct way.	This session will provide you with tips to make your team's presence on the internet professional and influential! Dani and Jessie will cover rules on posting, website organization, tips on writing content (for anything), emailing sponsors, and more!	Judges love a well organized PIT. Couple this with a strong safety regiment and you can set your team up for FRC success!	Heavy defensive games need great bumpers. FInd out what you will need to build bumpers	CANCELLED	Get all that you need to know from one of Minnesota's original FRC parents and mentors.
10			Ryan S (BR), Jacob C (St Thomas)	Kami & Olivia (4607)	Todd B. Delano (3026)	Jon S (2177), 3840	Dani (BR), Jessie (4607)	3102, 1816	Laura N (4607)	Kurt H (SCSU), Alex J (4607), Yoji S (1816)	Laurie S (1816, MN FIRST)
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12	10:00AM to 10:50AM	Session 2	Scouting	Awards and Submissions	Drive Trains	Electrical	Robotics in Schools	What to Expect at a Regional	The Engineering Design Process	Planning For Success	Creating a Booster Club for your team
13			Scouting can make and break a team's performance. This session is set up to help create the best opportunities for your team in Regionals, Worlds, and at the State Championships	Knowing what is required for Awards makes your team's job easier. Knowing when to submit is a must. There will be an emphasis on young teams' Chairman's submission	Tank, Swerve, Side, Holonomic, Mecanum	You need to build a robot. Therefore you need to know electrical: Energy Budget, Components, Wiring. Learn how to do this the correct way.	JR FLL, FLL, FTC, and FRC	A session that focuses on alliance selection, gracious professionalism and what that means at an event, and the importance of team spirit.	How to formulate and organize your ideas into a working robot. Problem solving and engineering skills will be explored.	How to lay out your season for success. We will also be discussing on how to build a strong team.	No matter how your team is funded, you always need more support. Creating a Booster Club helps to alleviate the pressures of finding funding and engaging new sponsors.
14			Jacob C (St Thomas), Sam S (4607)	Kami, & Olivia (4607)	Todd B, (3026) Ryan (BR)	Jon S (2177), 3840	Mark Durand (3023), John C & Joel W (4607)	Yoji S	John C (4607)	Alex J (4607). 1816	Tom M (5542), Roger N and Russ G (4607)
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16	11:00AM to 12:40PM	Lunch time and Showcases	Large Group Meeting	Lunch At Garvey Commons	SCSU Tours	FTC Scrimmages	Robot Showcase	PIT Showcase
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18	12:40PM to 1:30PM	Session 3	Ri3d	Advanced Chairman's Award Submission	What to Expect when you are Inspected	Coding Languages	Marketing and Branding	Off Season	SCSU for Educators	Young Team Essentials	STEM Advocacy
19			Utilizing the numerous Ri3d teams experiences can help your team break down the game. We are fortunate to have Bison Robotics' Ri3D (Greenhorns) team ready to illustrate how this can happen.	Looking to add that prestigious banner to your Team's PIT? Kacy has first hand knowledge on what it takes to bring home the most coveted award in FRC.	The most crucial and nailbiting portion of a competition this side of alliance selections; Jon Stratis has been a Lead Robot Inspector for many events. His expertise will help your team prepare for inspections properly.	Labview for FRC, C++, and JAVA from the experts.	Getting your team noticed early and often is more art than it is science. Emma and Kami have been intregral parts of C.I.S. 4607's rise to the top among the state's best marketing squads.	What to do when the season is over... Off-season projects and events to attend	CANCELLED	How to build a strong team. This session will look at how to bring in the best talent and create a better-functioning team.	this is a participatory workshop, attendees leave with an action-item to do list
20			BR, Greenhorns	Kacy (BR), Yoji S (1816)	Jon Stratis (LRI), Drake(BR)	Chris (5542)	Emma (BR), Kami (4607)	Dylan W & Logan S (4607), Jake B (BR)	Kurt H (SCSU)	Alex J (4607), Ben W (5542)	1816
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22	1:40PM to 2:30PM	Session 4	Scouting	Virtual Prototyping & 3d Printing	Drive Trains	Coding Languages	What to Expect at a Regional	Safety in the Pits and Lab	Fundraising and Sponsorship	Coaches Corner	Mentor Round Table
23			Scouting can make and break a team's performance. This session is set up to help create the best opportunities for your team in Regionals, Worlds, and at the State Championships	Virtual Prototyping is essential to keep costs low and the team on budget in terms of money and time. 4818 has perfected this in the last two seasons.	Tank, Swerve, Side, Holonomic, Mecanum	Labview for FRC, C++, and JAVA from the experts.	A session that focuses on alliance selection, gracious professionalism and what that means at an event, and the importance of team spirit.	Judges love a well organized PIT. Couple this with a strong safety regiment and you can set your team up for FRC success!	No funds, no robot. Great fundraising and great partnerships can help to build your bottom line. Both teams have bulked up their piggy-banks with sponsors and fresh fundraising ideas.	A session just for head coaches on how to lead your team through all of the challenges of FRC season and the issues that plague a team in the off-season.	A forum by the mentors to ask all the questions that you want answered.
24			Jacob C (St Thomas), Sam S (4607)	4818	Todd B, (3026) Ryan (BR)	Chris (5542)	Yoji S	3102, 1816	1816 and 4607	Alex J (4607), Mark D (3023) and Ben W (5542	Laurie (1816), Roger N, (BRBC)
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