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Robotics Education & Competition Foundation Event Partner Summit 2016 Matt Conroy and Aaron Parkin Overview and Orientation for the RECF Pre-Engineering and Robotics Industry Certifications
Overview of REC Foundation Industry Certifications Intended Outcomes • Understand the RECF Certifications and their design, curricula content, and facilities needed • Understand the benefits to the student, teacher, school and community • Understand the many resources available for sample course sequences, knowledge and occupational skills information • Introduce the scoring rubric for the certifications • Introduce the 3 step purchasing process for the industry certifications • Introduce proctoring protocols for the two RECF certifications
Industry Certifications Pre-Engineering Certification Robotics Certification • Fundamentals of Engineering • Required: (Required) – Fundamentals of • Students choose two of the Engineering following: – Mechanical – Mechanical – Computer Science & – Computer Science & Engineering (Programming) Engineering (Programming) – Electrical – Electrical – Chemical Note: Students earn both Certifications when completing Robotics Certification, as – Aerospace requirements exceed Pre-Engineering – Civil Engineering Certification. – Engineering Technology www.roboticseducation.org/certification – Manufacturing Technology
About The RECF Certifications • Based on 150 hours of high school-level coursework • Designed to work with a schools available resources for the facility, teacher expertise and curricula • Two certifications – • Pre-Engineering • Robotics
About The RECF Certifications • Fundamentals of Engineering exam must be passed for both certifications • Certificates will be issued if the set criteria is met • Proctors will have access to all certificates and student data • Growing List of Industry Endorsements
Benefits for Industry Certifications To the Student: • Documents entry level job knowledge and skills • Provides opportunity for more educated decisions regarding their future educational and career choices
Benefits for Industry Certifications To the School: • Documents the Program is Providing Industry Endorsed Knowledge and Occupational Skills and Preparedness for a Career and Continued Education • May Provide Additional Funding in Some States and Districts
Benefits of Industry Certifications Benefits for the Teacher: • Provides a focus and direction • Gives credibility to the teacher and program • In some states—there are financial rewards directly to the teacher and program
Associated Critical Resources to Industry Certifications –click to link
Knowledge and Occupational Skills Exam Resources
Knowledge and Occupational Skills Exam Resources
A Suggested Course Sequence
Certification Scoring Rubric RECF Pre-Engineering Certification • Minimum score is 70 Points • Must pass Fundamentals of Engineering module • Must pass a minimum of two of engineering modules • Maximum of 4 engineering modules per certification RECF Robotics Certification • Minimum score is 85 Points • Must pass Fundamentals of Engineering module • Must pass Mechanical, Electrical and Programming modules
How to Order—3 Step Process 1) Submit PO, Check or Credit Card 2) Complete Proctor Agreement 3) Receive Voucher Codes and Instructions
Proctor Agreement • Requires a Proctored environment • Ensure the security of the examination • Verifying the time limits • Improper conduct will result in test termination • No copying of the test • No notes entering or leaving the exam • All Certification materials keep confidential and secure Receiving The Proctor Agreement is Part of the Ordering Process
Student Registration • Link provided by the Proctor • Students enter Name, School, State, Email and Password. • Recommend the students use a common password such as SCHS, the student ID number or the proctor’s last name.
Student Login
Enter Voucher Code • The voucher code is entered by Proctor. • Each exam take will require a unique 12 digit code XXXX-XXXX-XXXX • The code require the dashes • Do Not Enter the voucher code until the student is ready to begin, the modules have a max time of 90 minutes for fundamentals and 30 minutes for all other areas.
Begin the Certification-Timer Starts
Certification Interface
Final Score
Engineering Area Modules • Once the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam has been passed, the student will now gain access the other modules.
Certification Completion
Certificates • Final Certificate can be downloaded, printed or emailed
RECF Pre-Engineering Certificate
The 3rd module passed for robotics
RECF Robotics Certificate
Exam Summary and Certifications
Sign In Page • The sign in page is the same for proctors and students • Proctors enter their Proctor ID in the email field with their password to access the Proctor Admin Page
All I ask is to provide me feedback after your workshops on your thoughts--what parts you used etc. Proctor Registration 1. Go to www.WEBURL.us/recfa 2. Type in a Proctor ID (no spaces or special characters). Keep this relatively short since it will be part of the URL you will be sending your students. 3. Create a password and enter your school’s name 4. Select the Register button to create your Proctor account
Proctor Admin Page • This page contains a unique URL for each Proctor. • This is the URL will be used to register all the students for a specific Proctor • All registered students and their grades will be displayed as well as their overall progress • Proctors can with either register the students themselves or have the students self register with the URL. • Each student is assigned a unique Authentication Code
Proctor Admin Updated
Questions and Answers Thank you Contact Matt Conroy for information on the certifications and content Matt_Conroy@roboticseducation.org Contact Aaron Parkin to order and receive a proctoring agreement and test voucher codes Aaron_Parkin@roboticseducation.org
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