mindstorm questions
1. What did you accomplish during this unit? This should be a thorough summary of everything you have done. (Think back to the beginning when you fist unpacked the Lego - you first built the robot, then did the challenges using the Lego program on the computer. Then, we moved on to making a robotic leg, building a turtle, then, using Swift Playgrounds on the iPad, getting the turtle to do things by coding. Describe in detail, be specific, and include relevant screen shots. This should be about 1/2 a page plus screen shots)
the first thing i did was start to make the first robot. i eventually finished that robot and started work on a second robot, the Gripper; i did not finish the gripper and i moved onto make the reptar, i finished the reptar and started programming it and using the remote to control it.
2. What did you learn during this unit? Name 2-3, and provide an explanation for each.
time management
i had to mange my time to complete the project
physical programming
i had to program the actual physical robot instead of on a i pad
sorting
i learned how to sort the lego so i could build faster
3. What did you enjoy most about working the Lego Mindstorms?
i enjoyed getting to build the robots the most
4. What was the biggest challenge in building and coding the turtle. How did you work to over come these? Were you successful? Why or why not?
5. With the whole unit in mind, what other challenges or obstacles did you face? How did you work to over come them?
losing pieces was the only other problem that i had and the way i overcame this was by borrowing the pieces
6. If you could do this unit over again, would you do anything different? If yes or no, why or why not?
the only thing i would do different would be to build my third robot second to save time.
7. Coding takes lots of practice to get better. Would you like to do more coding? (using different tools available, such as Microsoft Makecode or Code Combat).
yea definitly.
8. What is the coding language Swift Playgrounds is based on? When you write code, what is the form it should take. Use this example: you create a function called Run Fast. How should this be written in S
run fast = (run) speed10
the first thing i did was start to make the first robot. i eventually finished that robot and started work on a second robot, the Gripper; i did not finish the gripper and i moved onto make the reptar, i finished the reptar and started programming it and using the remote to control it.
2. What did you learn during this unit? Name 2-3, and provide an explanation for each.
time management
i had to mange my time to complete the project
physical programming
i had to program the actual physical robot instead of on a i pad
sorting
i learned how to sort the lego so i could build faster
3. What did you enjoy most about working the Lego Mindstorms?
i enjoyed getting to build the robots the most
4. What was the biggest challenge in building and coding the turtle. How did you work to over come these? Were you successful? Why or why not?
5. With the whole unit in mind, what other challenges or obstacles did you face? How did you work to over come them?
losing pieces was the only other problem that i had and the way i overcame this was by borrowing the pieces
6. If you could do this unit over again, would you do anything different? If yes or no, why or why not?
the only thing i would do different would be to build my third robot second to save time.
7. Coding takes lots of practice to get better. Would you like to do more coding? (using different tools available, such as Microsoft Makecode or Code Combat).
yea definitly.
8. What is the coding language Swift Playgrounds is based on? When you write code, what is the form it should take. Use this example: you create a function called Run Fast. How should this be written in S
run fast = (run) speed10
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