Lego Mindstorms EV3 Coding Review

When you log in to a borrowed computer, what do you put in the "username" field if you were logging in to your own account? (Include your own ID number as part of the answer)

If you wanted to attach a sensor or medium motor to the robot but needed the instructions to do so, how would you navigate through my Canvas page to find them?

Of the different colored coding sections, which were the only ones we have used so far, and will continue to use for the final project?

• Green (action)

• Orange (flow control)

• Yellow (sensor)

• Red (data operations)

• Blue (advanced)

Of these four coding blocks, which one have we used most often to get the robot to move itself?

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What do each of the icons in this "move steering" block represent? What changes when you change the numbers between each icon? (1 point for each icon described)

To get the robot to keep moving forward without stopping every wheel rotation, what button needs to be pressed, and what needs to be changed?

Match the following orange blocks with the appropriate description

• Wait for...

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• If/then; switch

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• Loop; repeat

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• Start

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In this setup, I would like to have the robot wait for a touch sensor to be pressed so the robot will stop. What button would I need to press on this code to make the "wait" block wait for a bumper press? What option would I select from the menu that appears?

What is important about the number surrounded by the blue rectangle for this type of coding block?

I would like the robot to turn around if its color sensor sees a red line, then go back to using its ultrasonic sensor to look out for objects in front of it. Where would I put the motor movement code?