Small International Engineering Academy Looking For Additional Members - VP and Co-president positions are available
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Small International Engineering Academy Looking For Additional Members - VP and Co-president positions are available

Hey everyone! I’m a high school student helping run a student-led program that teaches Autodesk Fusion and CAD to students for free.

We recently secured an international partnership and are getting ready to work with a lot more students, so we’re looking for a few more people to join the team.

We’re especially hoping to find people who already have experience with CAD, whether that’s Autodesk Fusion, Onshape, SolidWorks, Inventor, or another program. Fusion experience would be ideal, but familiarity with other CAD software is still very useful since many of the main concepts carry over.

The main roles we need are:

Co-President and Vice Presidents: Help lead the team, communicate with partners, organize meetings, and help decide where the program goes next. This role will collapse onto the other two roles below.

Mentors: Join weekly Zoom classes, demonstrate Fusion tools, answer questions, and help students when they get stuck.

Curriculum Developers: Help improve our current lessons and create new activities, projects, and assignments.

CAD experience is especially important for mentors and curriculum developers, but we’re also looking for people who are reliable, communicate well, and genuinely want to help students learn engineering.

Apply here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckr1UBILkgySbmjvRhKD0qca_-Omxy_aLmG5aN6JIEhE9tJg/viewform?usp=dialog

u/Intelligent-Self1001 — 6 days ago
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Any resources (preferably free) I can use?

Hey all- I'm new to NHRL and combat robotics in general, but hoping to build a 3lb bot by the year's end. Are there any resources you recommend to acquaint myself with the necessary parts and tools? I have a general idea of how I want my bot to look, but I'm struggling to understand what exactly I need to build the thing so I can move on to fully fleshing out a design. Anything helps, and thanks in advance to everyone!

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u/Intelligent-Self1001 — 30 days ago
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What CPU should I go with?

Currently debating between a 9950x, 9900x3d, and the 9800x3d. I understand most everyone here is gonna go with the last option, but to preface, I want to use my computer for CAD work and Blender as much or even more than gaming. Additionally, RAM usage is gonna be pretty high.

GPU: 5070 ti

AIO: be quiet! Pure Loop 3 LX

Mobo: Gigabyte X870 Eagle WIFI 7 ATX AM5

RAM: 32 gb 6000 mt/s cl36

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u/Intelligent-Self1001 — 1 month ago