Traveling all the way to Montréal, Canada, the UCLA ASCE Concrete Canoe team finished off a very progressive year with a very respectable 9th place out of 22 nationally competiting teams. From the article: "The races, both endurance and sprint combined, counted for only 25 percent of the teams’ overall score. The remaining 75 percent was based equally on a technical design paper that highlighted the planning, development, testing and construction of the team’s canoe; a formal oral presentation, in which the team had to detail their canoe’s design, construction, racing ability and other innovative features, as well as defend their choices to the judges during a question and answer session; and the end product—the final racing canoe and project display, which were scored on aesthetics and visual presentation."
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