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These are important and easy to follow so PLEASE follow them!
1. Keep Locked
We are storing valuable computers, robots and things in the lab. Please keep it locked when you leave.
2. Use Lab Anytime
You may use the lab whenever you want, to code, brainstorm, collaborate with others in the course. It's ok if you bring a friend in but you are responsible at all times.
3. Cleanliness
Before you leave the lab, please make sure you leave it exactly the way you found it, in terms of layout, trash etc. There's a place for everything and we need things to be returned. Please be responsible, considerate, professional, adult citizens, and treat the lab accordingly
4. Battery Safety
Never leave the room with a LiPo battery being charged. Never leave charging LiPos unattended. If a battery starts to become puffy, smoke, or catches fire you need to be able to immediately handle the situation. Walking away for even just 5 minutes can spell disaster.
5. Storage
When not in use, batteries HAVE to be stored in the LIPO safety bags
6. Only our chargers
Only use the supplied Lipo chargers. Lipos have special charging requirements and can be damaged by chargers designed for other chemistries.
6. Protect Robots
Please treat the robots well. Be careful if you put them on the floor. They are easy to miss. If you break it due to negligence, you will have to pay for the replacement.
7. Don't remove stuff
Robots, Computers, Laptops and any other equipment absolutely should not be taken out of the lab FOR ANY REASON without prior approval
8. No modifications
You may not make any modifications, add any components, connect or disconnect any plugs or wires. No matter how safe you think it is. Please check with management.
9. Keep noise down
Our Lab is right next door to another lab where people work. Try to keep voices to a professional office level.
10. To Be Defined
We need 10, don't we?
Contact info
Pito Salas: 617-388-6367, pitosalas@brandeis.edu
Tim Hebert: thebert@brandeis.edu
Rev 5: September 5, 2018
Welcome
2018 Syllabus
Calendar of Lectures and homeworks
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Pilot Project
Welcome!
Lean Startup
Hypotheses
Working on Teams
MVP
Guest Lecture: Michael Skok
Pilot Project Conclusion
Term Project: Startup
Welcome to Term Projects!
Build Measure Learn
Project Planning
The Pivot
The Engine of Growth
Mockups & Prototypes
Testing Techniques
Term Project: Product
Product Market Fit
Jeffrey Beir: Metrics
Business Models
Pricing Models
Andy Payne: Startup Finance
Intellectual Property
Term Project: Business
Finance for Geeks
Founding a company
Real World Survival Kit
Management and Leadership
Dulcie Madden: Startup Teams
Last day converstation
Term Project
Term Project Outline
Minimum Viable Product Info
Hypotheses
Final Presentations
Background
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