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Cardinal Cart
Cardinal Cart is the final product of Mr. Snodgrass' passion project. It is intended to increase the number of students who participate in Engineering and Computer Science classes.
Project Timeline
In the beginning
This idea came to Mr. Snodgrass on a drive in the country. He was trying to develop an activity that would give students the ability to design, construct, program, and compete using modern STEM skills.
Collaboration
After addressing students and other stakeholders, Mr. Snodgrass looked for local partnerships to help fund the project as well as, design and build the first prototype.
Stakeholders
Community support really helped to move this project forward. Many local companies donate money and in kind donations to put this project in motion.
The University of Indianapolis's Race Car team volunteered to help create the original prototype and the kits.
Timeline
The goal for this first semester is to work with our robotics students to confirm the systems work and instructions are complete. Then, second semester we want to open it up to new students.
Project Synopsis
The Why:
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The number of students in Engineering and Computer Science classes are dramatically lower after Covid.
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Students are not signing up for dual credit classes across the board.
Goal:
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The overall goal is to recruit more students into the Engineering & Computer Science classes by giving them a hands-on opportunity to interact with curricular concepts by constructing their own Mario Cart.
Stakeholders:
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Community support really helped to move this project forward. Many local companies donate money and in kind donations to put this project in motion.
Next Steps:
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The goal for this first semester is to work with our robotics students to confirm the systems work and instructions are complete. Then, second semester we want to open it up to new students.
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