The first order of T-Shirts has arrived. If you were on the July (07) Order List, please email Doug Jones at jonesd@tcc.fl.edu to confirm your size. We had 12 on that Order List, and I got the numbers, but I never got the list of names.
I'm not sure of the price, I just picked-up the shirts (Friday morning in the rain), and I've not gotten the bill yet. It's either $10 or $12 per shirt.
The shirts look good. I wore mine to my German School class Sat. morning and to the ill-fated football game Sat. afternoon.
DJ.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Thursday, October 18, 2007
FRIDAY MEETING
ENGINEERING CLUB
MEETING – OCTOBER 19, 2007 (Fri.)
2:30 pm SM 260.
AGENDA
OFFICERS | |||
Chair | Vice Chair & SGA Rep. | Secretary | Webmaster |
Komlan Amesse | Miguel Marquina | Ann Wolfgang | Michael O'Connor |
- Introduction of Members, Visitors, and Guests.
- Report on FSU-ASME meeting.
- Update on the solar panel project.
- Cancer Walk on Sunday, Oct 21.
- Report on ASME Luncheon earlier today (Fri. 10/19).
Open Discussion.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
MEETING FRI 10/05 == SM 260 == 2:30
The meeting will be Friday, Oct. 5, 2007, at 2:30 in SM 260. We are now holding meetings twice a month – first and third Friday. The agenda for tomorrow is modest.
Friday Agenda
1- Welcome
2- Project (Solar Powered Golf Cart)
3- Workshop (Planning for Graphing Calculator
Workshop)
4- Forum
5- Cancer Walk (need some volunteers)
Visit our WebPage at http://www.tccengineeringclub.com
Friday Agenda
1- Welcome
2- Project (Solar Powered Golf Cart)
3- Workshop (Planning for Graphing Calculator
Workshop)
4- Forum
5- Cancer Walk (need some volunteers)
Visit our WebPage at http://www.tccengineeringclub.com
Sunday, September 30, 2007
TCC ENGINEERING CLUB SOLAR PROJECT
As a result of a great deal of preliminary work by club members, a decision was made at the meeting of Sept. 21, 2007, to pursue a project of conversion of a TCC golf cart to solar power. A team was formed, headed by Aaron Bauldree.
The team's first meeting was Sat. Sept. 29. Here is a summary of the meeting, provided by Komlan Amesse.
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We met today at 11am at All Saints Cafe. Those present were Komlan Amesse, Ann Wolfgang, Giovanni Meritis, Aaron Bauldree and Ramonn Soto. This meeting is the kickoff of the project. We talked about all the physical constraints we will face and how to get the project done on time. The solar system we going to build is called Solar Assistant System. Aaron set up a forum web ( http://www.tccsolar.freeforums.org ) page where everyone can go and discuss the project. We assigned to ourselves a duty to research on the efficient solar panel to use. We also decided that it will be very nice to find a solar panel that we can display on Oct 03 at the TCC Spirit Day. (Do you know anyone that own solar panel that we can borrow and just display it for the event?) The meeting ended at 12:08.
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I encourage everyone to visit the forum.
If you would like to participate in this project, please contact Aaron via the forum. It is very easy to register and log in.
The team's first meeting was Sat. Sept. 29. Here is a summary of the meeting, provided by Komlan Amesse.
*******
We met today at 11am at All Saints Cafe. Those present were Komlan Amesse, Ann Wolfgang, Giovanni Meritis, Aaron Bauldree and Ramonn Soto. This meeting is the kickoff of the project. We talked about all the physical constraints we will face and how to get the project done on time. The solar system we going to build is called Solar Assistant System. Aaron set up a forum web ( http://www.tccsolar.freeforums.org ) page where everyone can go and discuss the project. We assigned to ourselves a duty to research on the efficient solar panel to use. We also decided that it will be very nice to find a solar panel that we can display on Oct 03 at the TCC Spirit Day. (Do you know anyone that own solar panel that we can borrow and just display it for the event?) The meeting ended at 12:08.
*******
I encourage everyone to visit the forum.
If you would like to participate in this project, please contact Aaron via the forum. It is very easy to register and log in.
TCC SPIRIT DAY, OCT. 03, 2007
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ENGINEERING CLUB MEMBERS
Here (below) is the notice from the TCC web page.
TCC Spirit Day is the new name for Stu-Fac Day.
We need some active participation by our membership to work our "table." If you can commit 1/4 hr, 1/2 hr, or even more, then we need you! Please call me (Doug Jones 201-8120) on Mon., 10/01 or Tue. 10/02 OR come by my office. I'll have a sign-up sheet on my large bulletin board. Let's let the campus know that we are here!
Your club officers will take care of getting the table and supplying materials. All you need to do is to sign up and be there!
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******* HERE IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT ********
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TCC Spirit Day
Date: Wed 3 October
Time: 11:00 am - 03:00 pm
Location: Intramural Fields
Where's Your Spirit. Join in the fun, Music, games, entertainment, rock climbing, laser tag, bungee jumping, free food, activites and more! Catch the BLUE & GOLD SPIRIT at the first TCC SPIRIT DAY! GO Eagles!
If you would like a student club/departmental table, to help volunteer or additional information, please contact the Student Activities Office at 201-8094.
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ENGINEERING CLUB MEMBERS
Here (below) is the notice from the TCC web page.
TCC Spirit Day is the new name for Stu-Fac Day.
We need some active participation by our membership to work our "table." If you can commit 1/4 hr, 1/2 hr, or even more, then we need you! Please call me (Doug Jones 201-8120) on Mon., 10/01 or Tue. 10/02 OR come by my office. I'll have a sign-up sheet on my large bulletin board. Let's let the campus know that we are here!
Your club officers will take care of getting the table and supplying materials. All you need to do is to sign up and be there!
**********************************************************
******* HERE IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT ********
**********************************************************
TCC Spirit Day
Date: Wed 3 October
Time: 11:00 am - 03:00 pm
Location: Intramural Fields
Where's Your Spirit. Join in the fun, Music, games, entertainment, rock climbing, laser tag, bungee jumping, free food, activites and more! Catch the BLUE & GOLD SPIRIT at the first TCC SPIRIT DAY! GO Eagles!
If you would like a student club/departmental table, to help volunteer or additional information, please contact the Student Activities Office at 201-8094.
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Saturday, September 29, 2007
SUMMARY of SGA MEETING // 9-26-07
MIGUEL MARQUINA [MARQU977@tccemail.fl.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 6:57 PM
To:
DOUG JONES
I wanted to report what happened at the SGA meeting today. I would also like for someone to send mass emails to everyone in the club that way we are all informed as a club. For anyone who is interested there are two major events going on.
The first is the relay for life, early registration begins Thursday, Sept27,2007. The ACS would like everyone to register by Oct23,2007 which they are offering any club to register before then to qualify to enter a drawing to cover all registration fees. If there are any further questions, contact Ms. Smith 850-321-5952.
The second is the Aids walk this will take place Oct 14,2007 at Tom Brown Park from 2-5:00pm and there will be a walk that will be 1.5 miles but it's not mandatory.
Next, I made it to the paper! My story and proposal is in the paper! It can be found in the Talon.
I have the registration papers for both events so let me know if anyone is interested or if we want to get known as a club.
Thank you and have a blessed day.
y.
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 6:57 PM
To:
DOUG JONES
I wanted to report what happened at the SGA meeting today. I would also like for someone to send mass emails to everyone in the club that way we are all informed as a club. For anyone who is interested there are two major events going on.
The first is the relay for life, early registration begins Thursday, Sept27,2007. The ACS would like everyone to register by Oct23,2007 which they are offering any club to register before then to qualify to enter a drawing to cover all registration fees. If there are any further questions, contact Ms. Smith 850-321-5952.
The second is the Aids walk this will take place Oct 14,2007 at Tom Brown Park from 2-5:00pm and there will be a walk that will be 1.5 miles but it's not mandatory.
Next, I made it to the paper! My story and proposal is in the paper! It can be found in the Talon.
I have the registration papers for both events so let me know if anyone is interested or if we want to get known as a club.
Thank you and have a blessed day.
y.
Friday, September 21, 2007
FSU Advising Day
Although I have not received an e-mail announcement, there are signs around campus stating that the FSU Advising Day will be this Wednesday, 26 September from 10 AM to 3 PM.
This is the easiest way to talk to an Engineering academic adviser about the timing of your transfer to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering. They can tell you what classes are likely to be offered in the spring, summer, and fall semesters at FSU and help you put together a plan that makes sense for you, possibly including dual enrollment during your last semester at TCC.
For example, a recent visiting alumnus told me how it worked with a spring start in mechanical engineering: you needed to take 11 hours of engineering classes in the summer (about like 13 hours in a regular semester) to be on track for the classes that start in the fall. A fall start had a much easier load, while a summer start is mostly limited to picking up non-sequence classes like basic circuits.
This is the easiest way to talk to an Engineering academic adviser about the timing of your transfer to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering. They can tell you what classes are likely to be offered in the spring, summer, and fall semesters at FSU and help you put together a plan that makes sense for you, possibly including dual enrollment during your last semester at TCC.
For example, a recent visiting alumnus told me how it worked with a spring start in mechanical engineering: you needed to take 11 hours of engineering classes in the summer (about like 13 hours in a regular semester) to be on track for the classes that start in the fall. A fall start had a much easier load, while a summer start is mostly limited to picking up non-sequence classes like basic circuits.
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