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frequently needs to acquire its current pose (position and orientation).For example, the robot needs to know its gesture (both location and orientation) when integratinglaser scan data collected at different locations, that is, to transform from the robot’s body-fixedframe to the inertial world frame. The robot’s onboard odometry sensor can provide such infor-mation, as shown below, where (x, y) denotes the robot’s position and ψ (yaw) denotes the robot’sorientation w.r.t. the positive x-axis. odomMsg = receive(odomSub,3); pose = odomMsg.Pose.Pose; x = pose.Position.X; y = pose.Position.Y; q = [pose.Orientation.X, pose.Orientation.Y, ... pose.Orientation.Z, pose.Orientation.W
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a problem. And then we'd have five minutes of takeoff and review, and just like have the professor solve the problem for us. So I thought that kept me really engaged in the class, I never fell asleep in that class. (ST5)Qualitative student survey data also reported a number of aspects of teaching practices thatengineering students found effective. For example, instructor availability, easy access to coursematerials, well-presented lectures, and take-home assessments were mentioned in the followingcomments in the student survey. [In response to the question on teaching practices that helped them learn effectively.] Instructor making themselves available after lecture for Q&A: served similar function to
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abilities of engineers. For example, the addition ofcaring to the science, technology, engineering, and math professions is described to create“STEMpathy” jobs. Similarly, there has been an increased emphasis on STEAM – where art(often referencing more than merely the aesthetic component of design) is proposed as essentialto future success.The primary course instructor (DBO) made an intentional choice to integrate nursing andUniversity extension into this course as part of the shift to focus on the design of local foodsystems. The concerns expressed by students about the course content – Comments T, U, V, andW – must be weighed in the balance with the positivity represented by Comments P and Q aswell as the encouragement represented by Comments R
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-0.29 Teammate Support 4.46 4.75 0.67 -1.45 -1.42 Industry Mentor Support 4.39 4.67 0.73 1.99 2.13To ensure that none of the assumptions of multiple linear regression were violated, modelresiduals versus independent variables were plotted to check for any violation against linearityand heteroscedasticity. Normal Q-Q plots were examined to check for violation of normality[53]. None of the above-mentioned assumptions—linearity, heteroscedasticity, and normalitywere violated. The results of the two regression models (one for engineering design anddecision-making and one for adaptability) are summarized in Table 7
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