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+# Lesson notes
+
+
+# 3D modelling
+## tips
+* sketch what you wanna make
+* When drawing what is your organic shape gonna be (cube, cylinder)
+* how big
+* what parts are gonna be in your project
+
+## good practices
+* Work with real measurements (real units)
+* Start with simple shapes
+* Divide your model into sections (different components)
+* Use groups and name your parts
+* ctrl+s
+* iterate and review
+* document
+
+## other things
+* Try making something simple in 3 different cad programs.
+* plan the final project in the first weeks
+
+
+# Electricity
+## 
+![alt text](../assets/electricityTriangle.png)
+* V = Voltage
+* I = Ampere
+* R = Resistance
+
+### Videos and electronics (also applies to programming)
+* Work along videos as you're watching them.
+
+## AI notice for electronics
+ask chat gpt to explain things as if you're 12 then 18 then as a electrical engineer.
+tldr: ramp up how complicated the explanation is.
+
+
+# Final project do's and dont's
+## Do's
+* 2D and 3D drawings
+* Try hiding the electronic parts
+* Document everything
+* Inside the video: conception construction and operation.
+* use purposeful holes.
+* research design, shape, material and durability
+* Make the project more personal
+
+## Dont's
+* lasercut press fit box
+* loose wires
+* no breadboard
+* No glue gun
+
+# Extra notes
+* keep on practicing its a full time job
+* don't strive for perfection 
+*