Students will design and build underwater robots or (ROV’s) and compete in the MATE International ROV competition. Topics covered include, Project management and Problem solving, Programming, Electronic control, Mechanics, Design and Engineering. Students will be required to participate in the MATE International ROV Competition and the Great Lakes Regional Competition in Alpena, Michigan.
MATE Competition Philosophy
The MATE ROV competition is about student learning.
It is designed to be an event that challenges students to apply the physics, math, electronics, and
engineering skills they are learning in the classroom to solving problems from the marine workplace.
Mentors (teachers, parents, working professionals) are expected to limit their input to educational
and inspirational roles and encouraged to focus on the benefits of the learning process and not simply
on “winning” the competition.
2015 MATE COMPETITION THEME: SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY IN THE ARCTIC
The MATE international ROV competition heads back to St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada June 25-27, 2015!
MATE Competition Philosophy
The MATE ROV competition is about student learning.
It is designed to be an event that challenges students to apply the physics, math, electronics, and
engineering skills they are learning in the classroom to solving problems from the marine workplace.
Mentors (teachers, parents, working professionals) are expected to limit their input to educational
and inspirational roles and encouraged to focus on the benefits of the learning process and not simply
on “winning” the competition.
2015 MATE COMPETITION THEME: SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY IN THE ARCTIC
The MATE international ROV competition heads back to St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada June 25-27, 2015!
