Two items:
1) The final assembly of the Solar-Assist system started this afternoon and will continue on Friday at 10:30 until it is complete. I have most of the baseline data from monitoring the existing system and will post those real soon now.
2) I was forwarded the following notice: "Test Drive a Zap! Zap Corporation, manufacturers of all electric cars, will be in town this Saturday with cars that you can take for a test drive. These cars are viable, all-electric commuting cars, so if you get a chance stop by and take one out for a spin."
Date and Time: Saturday, April 12th 11 a.m.
Location: K-mart Plaza, corner of Apalachee and Blairstone Rd.
Go to http://www.zapworld.com/ for more information.
This is the first I ever heard of them, but
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
Friday, March 28, 2008
MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS !!! --- FROM AARON RE: 3/28 - 3/30/08
Hello Everyone,
Hope everyone's doing great in classes. We've got a lot of really exciting things happening with the club, and it's time to get things going strong. We have our movie night tomorrow night at Movies 8. The show is at midnight. We need to be there about 11:15 PM.
We also have finally received our order of solar panels. Come out tomorrow and get to check them out.
StuFac day is next wednesday. Be sure to check with Dexter and let him know when you can be at the booth.
Here is a brief list of all the things that will be going on this weekend:
*
Friday 3/28 1:30-5:00:
IMPORTANT
Golf Cart Data Collection and Design
Meet at SM 244 at 1:30 or go out to the mail room. We will be out there until at least 4:00
*
Friday 3/28 11:15 until:
CRITICAL/ ALL HANDS
Movie night at Movies 8 (ALL MEMBERS NEEDED)
*
Saturday Morning:
GOOD FOOD
Go support HP/MESA at the pancake breakfast
*
Saturday Morning:
IMPORTANT
Hydro, Wind, and other power demonstration construction workshop.
Build a real generator!!!
*
Saturday Afternoon:
Come visit TCC's booth at Springtime Tallahassee (not club related)
*
Sunday:
IMPORTANT
Construct temporary mounts for panels and build water balloon launcher for StuFac Day.
There is a lot to be done, and we need everyone's support to make it all happen. If you would like to participate in any of these events or need further information, please contact me by email or call me at 850.251.9955 (Please leave your number if you leave a voice message).
Don't Forget: Next Meeting is April 4, SM260, 2:30
Thank You Everyone,
Aaron Bauldree
Chair - TCC Engineering Club
850.251.9955
Hope everyone's doing great in classes. We've got a lot of really exciting things happening with the club, and it's time to get things going strong. We have our movie night tomorrow night at Movies 8. The show is at midnight. We need to be there about 11:15 PM.
We also have finally received our order of solar panels. Come out tomorrow and get to check them out.
StuFac day is next wednesday. Be sure to check with Dexter and let him know when you can be at the booth.
Here is a brief list of all the things that will be going on this weekend:
*
Friday 3/28 1:30-5:00:
IMPORTANT
Golf Cart Data Collection and Design
Meet at SM 244 at 1:30 or go out to the mail room. We will be out there until at least 4:00
*
Friday 3/28 11:15 until:
CRITICAL/ ALL HANDS
Movie night at Movies 8 (ALL MEMBERS NEEDED)
*
Saturday Morning:
GOOD FOOD
Go support HP/MESA at the pancake breakfast
*
Saturday Morning:
IMPORTANT
Hydro, Wind, and other power demonstration construction workshop.
Build a real generator!!!
*
Saturday Afternoon:
Come visit TCC's booth at Springtime Tallahassee (not club related)
*
Sunday:
IMPORTANT
Construct temporary mounts for panels and build water balloon launcher for StuFac Day.
There is a lot to be done, and we need everyone's support to make it all happen. If you would like to participate in any of these events or need further information, please contact me by email or call me at 850.251.9955 (Please leave your number if you leave a voice message).
Don't Forget: Next Meeting is April 4, SM260, 2:30
Thank You Everyone,
Aaron Bauldree
Chair - TCC Engineering Club
850.251.9955
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Saturday, February 16, 2008
VISIT THE ENGINEERING CLUB FORUM
Here is a link to the new forum for the club.
http://www.tccengineeringclub.com/forum/index.php
You will want to visit the forum often, as that is
where many interesting Engineering Club topics
will be reported, including Aaron's report on the
last meeting (02/15/08) and the status of all the
club's on-going activities.
DJ.
http://www.tccengineeringclub.com/forum/index.php
You will want to visit the forum often, as that is
where many interesting Engineering Club topics
will be reported, including Aaron's report on the
last meeting (02/15/08) and the status of all the
club's on-going activities.
DJ.
Monday, February 11, 2008
Letter from Susan Ray @ MagLab
Mr. Jones,
Just wanted to make sure the TCC Engineering Club is aware that the Mag Lab Open House is coming up – Feb. 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. I think this would be of great interest to the students. You can find out more here: http://www.magnet.fsu.edu/education/community/openhouse.html
In addition to the self-guided tour and demonstrations, there also will be talks this year, two by engineers.
I’d appreciate it greatly if you could forward this to Aaron so he can mention it at the upcoming club meeting. If any of the students is interested in volunteering, they can contact me directly.
Thanks!
Susan Ray
Associate Director, Public Affairs
National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
1800 E. Paul Dirac Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32310
(850) 644-9651
sray@magnet.fsu.edu
www.magnet.fsu.edu
P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail
Just wanted to make sure the TCC Engineering Club is aware that the Mag Lab Open House is coming up – Feb. 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. I think this would be of great interest to the students. You can find out more here: http://www.magnet.fsu.edu/education/community/openhouse.html
In addition to the self-guided tour and demonstrations, there also will be talks this year, two by engineers.
I’d appreciate it greatly if you could forward this to Aaron so he can mention it at the upcoming club meeting. If any of the students is interested in volunteering, they can contact me directly.
Thanks!
Susan Ray
Associate Director, Public Affairs
National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
1800 E. Paul Dirac Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32310
(850) 644-9651
sray@magnet.fsu.edu
www.magnet.fsu.edu
P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
INFORMATION from SGA
The following items came up in yesterday's SGA meeting, attended by your VP/SGA Rep. Kory Rash.
1. SGA is planning on sending a party of student volunteers to New Orlenas, LA, Feb. 22-24, to build houses with Habitat For Humanity. Apparently the cost per student will be around $50. If you are interested in some genuine humanitarian service, this would be it. We'll provide more information, including the contact person in SGA in the near future.
2. The Club with the MOST PARTICIPANTS WHO CROSS THE 5K FINISH LINE in the GIRL SCOUT "Run for the Cookies" gets a free pizza party.
Here is the entry form. If you enter, please let us know. Also be sure to SIGN IN FOR THE ENGINEERING CLUB when you CROSS THE 5K FINISH LINE.
(Click on the form to enlarge it.)
1. SGA is planning on sending a party of student volunteers to New Orlenas, LA, Feb. 22-24, to build houses with Habitat For Humanity. Apparently the cost per student will be around $50. If you are interested in some genuine humanitarian service, this would be it. We'll provide more information, including the contact person in SGA in the near future.
2. The Club with the MOST PARTICIPANTS WHO CROSS THE 5K FINISH LINE in the GIRL SCOUT "Run for the Cookies" gets a free pizza party.
Here is the entry form. If you enter, please let us know. Also be sure to SIGN IN FOR THE ENGINEERING CLUB when you CROSS THE 5K FINISH LINE.
(Click on the form to enlarge it.)
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
SOLAR PROJECT MEETING SAT. 1/12/08
Information Supplied by Aaron Bauldree.
A. On Saturday, January 12, seven members of the TCC Engineering Club's Solar Project Committee met at All Saints Cafe to discuss the goals of the project and work on the College Innovation Fund proposal. The members that met were: Aaron Bauldree, Vernon Babich, Benjamin Holiber, Ann Wolfgang, Henry Youn, Matthew Rakestraw, and Kory Rash. Everyone was able to learn exactly what the College Innovation Fund is, and how it will be able to benefit our efforts. We were also able to complete the proposal for this request. If the club is awarded the requested $2500, we will be able to fully investigate how these panels can be used, as well as possibly have more than one cart fitted with solar panels before the end of this semester.
While the planning stage is completed, we are now ready to put the plan in action. Starting this week, we are going to start setting the foundation for the data collection process concerning the baseline energy consumption of the control cart.
As soon as the P3 Kill A Watt electrical usage meter arrives, we will start collecting data. So there is still much more work to be done, and everyone that is interested in contributing will have an opportunity.
B. Aside from the solar project, we also discussed presenting the opportunity for club members to give presentations during each club meeting. While these presentations will be brief, they will give an excellent opportunity for club members to practice their presentation skills.
Presentation is a key skill that engineers need when entering the working force. These presentations are completely voluntary and can cover any subject. It is just an opportunity to practice a skill that will help club members become better in the field of engineering. Anyone interested in volunteering to make a presentation needs to contact the Club President, Aaron Baudree, to be scheduled into the agenda.
A. On Saturday, January 12, seven members of the TCC Engineering Club's Solar Project Committee met at All Saints Cafe to discuss the goals of the project and work on the College Innovation Fund proposal. The members that met were: Aaron Bauldree, Vernon Babich, Benjamin Holiber, Ann Wolfgang, Henry Youn, Matthew Rakestraw, and Kory Rash. Everyone was able to learn exactly what the College Innovation Fund is, and how it will be able to benefit our efforts. We were also able to complete the proposal for this request. If the club is awarded the requested $2500, we will be able to fully investigate how these panels can be used, as well as possibly have more than one cart fitted with solar panels before the end of this semester.
While the planning stage is completed, we are now ready to put the plan in action. Starting this week, we are going to start setting the foundation for the data collection process concerning the baseline energy consumption of the control cart.
As soon as the P3 Kill A Watt electrical usage meter arrives, we will start collecting data. So there is still much more work to be done, and everyone that is interested in contributing will have an opportunity.
B. Aside from the solar project, we also discussed presenting the opportunity for club members to give presentations during each club meeting. While these presentations will be brief, they will give an excellent opportunity for club members to practice their presentation skills.
Presentation is a key skill that engineers need when entering the working force. These presentations are completely voluntary and can cover any subject. It is just an opportunity to practice a skill that will help club members become better in the field of engineering. Anyone interested in volunteering to make a presentation needs to contact the Club President, Aaron Baudree, to be scheduled into the agenda.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
OPEN LETTER TO MEMBERS RE: LEON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CAREER NIGHT.
Members,
This topic was mentioned at the last meeting (8/31/07).
On Tue. Evening 9/18/07 at the Fairgrounds there will be held the
LEON COUNT CAREER NIGHT for all the local high school students.
We need one member of our Club who is also an ASME (Student) member to join forces with a FAMU/FSU student member and several ASME Tallahassee Section members to work a table set up for the ASME. Information will be distributed to interested high school students on careers in engineering and on the college experience for potential engineers. I’m not sure of the exact times, but I believe that it begins at about 6pm or perhaps 6:30pm and lasts a couple of hours. There is also some free food involved.
Michael O’Connor participated last year, so I’m not asking him to volunteer again. We need to be taking turns. It is a worthwhile activity, and I urge someone to step forward.
Please email me by return mail if you are able to volunteer. First come; first served. I’ll announce it when it happens.
Also, since my mailing lists are incomplete, please pass the word on.
And finally, I’ll put this whole item onto the “blog” for, possibly, greater coverage.
Thank You,
Doug Jones
Instructor of Math & Logic
Tallahassee Community College
850-201-8120 (Office)
850-201-8119 (FAX)
jonesd@tcc.fl.edu
This topic was mentioned at the last meeting (8/31/07).
On Tue. Evening 9/18/07 at the Fairgrounds there will be held the
LEON COUNT CAREER NIGHT for all the local high school students.
We need one member of our Club who is also an ASME (Student) member to join forces with a FAMU/FSU student member and several ASME Tallahassee Section members to work a table set up for the ASME. Information will be distributed to interested high school students on careers in engineering and on the college experience for potential engineers. I’m not sure of the exact times, but I believe that it begins at about 6pm or perhaps 6:30pm and lasts a couple of hours. There is also some free food involved.
Michael O’Connor participated last year, so I’m not asking him to volunteer again. We need to be taking turns. It is a worthwhile activity, and I urge someone to step forward.
Please email me by return mail if you are able to volunteer. First come; first served. I’ll announce it when it happens.
Also, since my mailing lists are incomplete, please pass the word on.
And finally, I’ll put this whole item onto the “blog” for, possibly, greater coverage.
Thank You,
Doug Jones
Instructor of Math & Logic
Tallahassee Community College
850-201-8120 (Office)
850-201-8119 (FAX)
jonesd@tcc.fl.edu
Monday, June 25, 2007
CALL FOR OFFICERS
We have a Chairperson at least through the Fall 07 Semester. But we'll be needing a Chairperson-Elect ASAP.
However, we will not have a Vice Chairperson after the Summer 07 Semester. We need someone for this position.
And we will not have a SGA Representative (Student Government Rep) after the Summer 07 Semester. We absolutely MUST have someone for this position.
If you are interested, please contact me at jonesd@tcc.fl.edu.
However, we will not have a Vice Chairperson after the Summer 07 Semester. We need someone for this position.
And we will not have a SGA Representative (Student Government Rep) after the Summer 07 Semester. We absolutely MUST have someone for this position.
If you are interested, please contact me at jonesd@tcc.fl.edu.
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