> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.launchboard.app/industry-connect-2024/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.launchboard.app/industry-connect-2024/founding-cohort/program-tech-skills-schedule.md). # Program Tech Skills Schedule Below is a basic outline for building the technical skills in this program. Each week will also explore professional practices for problem-solving, collaboration, communication, planning, and execution.

Week	Robotics Track	Data Analytics Track
1	Introduction	Introduction
2	Thinking in 3D / Point to Point Movement	Spreadsheets: Working with CSV Files and Creating Charts
3	Looping and Logic / Working in Patterns	Spreadsheets: Functions and Formulas
4	Precision and Repeatability / Grabbing and Releasing Objects	Spreadsheets: Formatting
5	Seeing Paths / Subflows and Object Clearance	Spreadsheets: Summary Tables with Functions
6	Adapting to Uncertainty / Landmarking Techniques	Spreadsheets: Pivot Tables for Aggregation and Grouping
7	Vision / Object Recognition	SQL: SELECT, FROM, ORDER BY
8	Review and Assessment	SQL: WHERE, LIKE, LIMIT
9	Working with Pallets and Bin Boxes	SQL GROUP BY and Functions
10	Placement Processes / Fixtures for Repeatable Precision	SQL: JOIN
11	Tending Machines / Working with Other Processes	Independent Certification Planning, Goals, and Execution
12	Team Projects	Cont.
13	Cont.	Cont.
14	Cont.	Cont.
15	Certification	Cont.

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