Introduction to Engineering - Wednesday, 3rd Period

[notagoose]

“Welcome back,” Goose said, he was back in his basic black military uniform today, deciding that was just easier for class than figuring out different outfits to wear all the time, “we’ll be continuing on with our environmental engineering module this week,”

The focus of the lecture component went into detail about the specific sub disclipines of environmental engineering and how they related to environmental engineering over all.

He also then covered wind energy and how that related to environmental engineering since both last week’s and this week’s practical activity both made use of wind energy.

“I thought for this week’s project we might try our hands at making a Wind Powered Car,” Goose explained, “and similar to last week we’ll then go outside to give it a test run and see how they hold up,”

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Sign In

[notagoose]

Collapsey!

Listen to the Lecture

[notagoose]

Listen, take notes, etc.

Class Activity

[notagoose]

There's a range of moddable different supplies to make your car.

Test Your Car

[notagoose]

See how your projects manage to last outside.

Talk to Goose

[notagoose]

He's around.

OOC

[notagoose]

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[onlyajones]

Josephine Jones

Re: Listen to the Lecture

[onlyajones]

Jo was still having a hard time trying to follow the lecture but she was still trying to pay attention and take what notes she could.

Re: Class Activity

[onlyajones]

Jo was rather enjoying these different activities, even though the idea of a car being powered by the wind still sounded rather absurd to her, she couldn’t imagine her dad driving such a vehicle especially because it likely wouldn’t be fast enough for him.

Re: Test Your Car

[onlyajones]

At least this week Jo’s attempt to make something wind powered actually managed to not completely fall apart this time and it actually seemed to go okay.

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[canlendanear]

Alara Kitan

Re: Class Activity

[canlendanear]

It was taking Alara a while to finish making her car because she kept breaking it every single time she went to attach the pieces. It took her quite a few tries to actually finish the project.

Re: Test Your Car

[canlendanear]

Despite the number of times it took her to finish the class activity that day her car actually managed to hold together rather well in the end.

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Troy Barnes