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Lecture 2 Guild Line of The Lecture

This document discusses student lecturing for courses ME 4447 and ME 6405 on mechatronics. It lists benefits of students lecturing such as becoming experts, learning to present, and preparing for future career presentations. Example lecture topics are provided such as operational amplifiers, analog to digital converters, and sensors. Guidelines are given for the student lectures including group size, access to materials, feedback, and providing a test question. Potential difficulties for student teams are also listed like poor communication, leadership, compromise, and scheduling conflicts.

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Lecture 2 Guild Line of The Lecture

This document discusses student lecturing for courses ME 4447 and ME 6405 on mechatronics. It lists benefits of students lecturing such as becoming experts, learning to present, and preparing for future career presentations. Example lecture topics are provided such as operational amplifiers, analog to digital converters, and sensors. Guidelines are given for the student lectures including group size, access to materials, feedback, and providing a test question. Potential difficulties for student teams are also listed like poor communication, leadership, compromise, and scheduling conflicts.

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Mechatronics

ME 4447: Microprocessor Control of Mfg Systems, ME 6405: Introduction to Mechatronics

by Prof. I. Charles Ume

Lecture #2

Benefits of Students Lecturing


Get you used to speaking in front of audience Become an expert in one topic Learn how to work with others Prepare you to be able to:
Present your research work in conferences Present your thesis proposal and defense Present your team ideas and results of your project effectively in front of your company Managers, Directors, VPs, President, CEO and Chairman

Become professor for one day, and discover how easy professors have it.

ME 4447/6405: LECTURE PRESENTATION TOPICS


Operational Amplifier Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) Transistors Timers Pulse with Modulation (PWM) Interrupts, Resets, Low Power Modes Diodes, Triacs, Thermistors, Opto-isolators, Phototransistors Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) Asynchronous Serial Communications Interface SCI Synchronous Serial Peripheral Interface SPI Sensors* Mechanical Drives*

ME 4447-6405 Student Lectures


Each group/team will constitute of 3 or 4 students Lecture outlines for each lecture topic will be posted Old lecture slides will be made available in the course web Will meet with each group to prepare them for their lecture (meet is optional) Each group will e-mail GTA their slides before class Grading is done by students Will be in class to interject when appropriate to:
Correct any misinformation Clarify any issue Point out important things you need to know

Will provide summary feedback (good & bad) after all groups have given their lectures Each group will provide a test question and solution (optional)

Teaming Concept
Difficulties Among Team Members

Poor communication among members Poor Leadership Failure to compromise Procrastination problem Integration problem Lack of cooperation Lack of confidence Conflicts in students schedules Members personal problems

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