'Engineering Team and the State Competition'

'I was 16 when I began my soph yr at Highland discipline of Technology. I had been interrupted through a drafting to get into this specific high discipline, and because of this, I was given many an new(prenominal)(prenominal) opportunities. I conjugated the Technology educatee Association (TSA) that was getable at my school because my career street ended up being Manufacturing technology. Although my honest intentions didnt descent a considerable the lines of Engineering, I still conditioned a roach and had fun fleck doing it. Im beaming my teachers at the school boost me to join TSA. The confederation challenged me to think creatively and improved my group-building skills. Mr. Wingfield, our academy coordinator, was tiptop glad I joined the club. Each year we had Regional, State, and National TSA lawsuits to go and fight in as a school. There were many different palm of events to choose from and compete in against other high schools. He hoped I would min t this opportunity mischievously and pick a field that I felt I could be fortunate in. after our premiere TSA concussion, I went crime syndicate and thought long and hard close the event I could be swaggering in.\nSoon enough, I had my first meeting in the Engineering lab at the school. Mr. Winfield and the other cater members asked us to pick our top cardinal competitor survivals. After an internal debate, I had decided that Id life most favorable with joining the Animatronics team. In Animatronics, the participants were required to exhibit knowledge of windup(prenominal) and control systems by designing, fabricating, and controlling an animatronics pull that would communicate, entertain, inform, and demonstrate and/or illustrate a topic, idea, subject or concept. I was super happy I made the choice to enter this competition; even my engineering teachers agreed that this event would suit me.\nI knew it was going to be a demanding task but we, as a school, were know for receiving first clothe in Animatronics for the previous(prenominal) five years. The team met in the engineering... '