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For the Seed Eco-Home - modular breakdown means each of 24 students pairs up selects a module. Then masters it, and in a couple weeks teaches it to others. At the same time | For the Seed Eco-Home - modular breakdown means each of 24 students pairs up selects a module. Then masters it, and in a couple weeks teaches it to others. | ||
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*Designs a [[RLF]] module. | At the same time, in collaboration with others in the 24 cohort, and in collaboration with 240 cohort - | ||
*Documentsn properly - Dev Template. | |||
*Designs a [[RLF]] module for augmented learning | |||
*RLF module is marketable - for home study, other campuses to start their learning, etc | |||
*Generates design workbench in FreeCAD - for all future generative design | |||
*Generates CAD with CAM for upstream (materials production) and downstream (digital fabrication (3DP, Torch metal, CNC sawmill, CNC Brick press with auto loading by RTK GPS) | |||
The latter are all collaborative. | |||
Engages in [[Divergent Convergence]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:05, 12 May 2025
For the Seed Eco-Home - modular breakdown means each of 24 students pairs up selects a module. Then masters it, and in a couple weeks teaches it to others.
At the same time, in collaboration with others in the 24 cohort, and in collaboration with 240 cohort -
- Documentsn properly - Dev Template.
- Designs a RLF module for augmented learning
- RLF module is marketable - for home study, other campuses to start their learning, etc
- Generates design workbench in FreeCAD - for all future generative design
- Generates CAD with CAM for upstream (materials production) and downstream (digital fabrication (3DP, Torch metal, CNC sawmill, CNC Brick press with auto loading by RTK GPS)
The latter are all collaborative.
Engages in Divergent Convergence