Midway Review: Team Presentation Guidelines
Midway Review & Update
TEAM or INSTITUTION NAME
TEAM ADVISOR
DATE
Informational Only
Delete for Midway Review
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The Midway Review presentation will be judged as its own
category and eligible for a $1000 prize.
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The PowerPoint must be submitted 2 days prior to the team’s
presentation.
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All members of the team are expected to contribute to the
presentation
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This presentation is to be of high quality and well-rehearsed
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Length: Strictly adhere to a 45-minute presentation, 10-minute
Q&A
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Program Manager to conclude the session
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Start the presentation by specifying if the team is building
from scratch or if you are leveraging last year’s work product
as a base to build upon.
Agenda
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Team Introductions (include photo)
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Refer to the FPVC Assessment Rubric for detailed evaluation criteria.
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Teams will be evaluated on:
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Design objectives and
l
essons learned from investigating previous
designs
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Vehicle design
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Hydraulic and Pneumatic circuit designs
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Calculation
and Analyses
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Selection of Hardware
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Stage of prototype built to date
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1= Significant progress has been made in sketches, schematics, and engineering
design.
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2= Vehicle frame assembly has begun
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3= Vehicle frame has been assembled and ready for testing
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4= Vehicle frame has been assembled, tested, and the pump, motor, accumulator, and
mounting brackets have been made
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5= Vehicle frame has been assembled and tested, and components are mounted
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Professionalism of Presentation
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Presentations may be posted on the FPVC Website after the Final
Competition Event.
The Midway Review sets criteria for team presentations, emphasizing quality, team contributions, and specific evaluation areas such as design objectives, vehicle design, and professionalism. Guidelines include submission deadlines, presentation length, and evaluation categories.
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Midway Review & Update TEAM or INSTITUTION NAME TEAM ADVISOR University Image Logo DATE
Informational Only Delete for Midway Review The Midway Review presentation will be judged as its own category and eligible for a $1000 prize. The PowerPoint must be submitted 2 days prior to the team s presentation. All members of the team are expected to contribute to the presentation This presentation is to be of high quality and well-rehearsed Length: Strictly adhere to a 45-minute presentation, 10-minute Q&A Program Manager to conclude the session Start the presentation by specifying if the team is building from scratch or if you are leveraging last year s work product as a base to build upon.
Agenda Team Introductions (include photo) Refer to the FPVC Assessment Rubric for detailed evaluation criteria. Teams will be evaluated on: Design objectives and lessons learned from investigating previous designs Vehicle design Hydraulic and Pneumatic circuit designs Calculation and Analyses Selection of Hardware Stage of prototype built to date 1= Significant progress has been made in sketches, schematics, and engineering design. 2= Vehicle frame assembly has begun 3= Vehicle frame has been assembled and ready for testing 4= Vehicle frame has been assembled, tested, and the pump, motor, accumulator, and mounting brackets have been made 5= Vehicle frame has been assembled and tested, and components are mounted Professionalism of Presentation Presentations may be posted on the FPVC Website after the Final Competition Event.
