<commit_before>- project: Business
  manager: null
  description: The purpose of Biz Ops is - to put it in one short phrase - to get money. What that phrase encompasses is more than what it may sound like. Business helps to raise the funds necessary for many things across the board, from the projects to the events to the supplies and materials provided to the students. This entails networking with potential sponsors as well as maintaining relations with current ones, applying to grants and funding, and helping make PiE known both on campus and among corporate sponsors. 
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Dawn
  manager: '<NAME>, <NAME>'
  description: Dawn is the interface our high school students use to program their robots.   - members will learn the tools needed to create modern applications, taking into consideration design and user experience, as well as ensuring the performance and scalability of a JavaScript-based system. 
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Software'

- project: DevOps
  manager: <NAME>
  description: Our DevOps team is responsible for the infrastructure that all other projects are based around. Here, you’ll learn and utilize, first hand, industry standard tools and systems. Gain experience working with a GNU/Linux development environment, shell scripting, CI (continuous integration), and more! 
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Software'

- project: E.D.You
  manager: <NAME>
  description: Education, Development, and You! In the fall, our education team designs the curriculum for our spring semester Mentorship DeCal, and keeps students engaged in the robotics off-season with our workshops. This time we’re partnering with schools around the bay to host a gear kit workshop, which features a kit we laser cut and prototyped this summer! 
  department: 'Education & Outreach Projects'

- project: Event Planning
  description: PiE holds 6 major events per year for our high school students - Fall Competition, Spring Kickoff, Game Day, Design Reviews, Scrimmage, and Final Competition. The event planning team interfaces with UC Berkeley staff and faculty, industry professionals, and nearly every project in PiE to make our events happen. 
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Game Design Committee
  manager: <NAME>
  description: What’s a robotics competition without a game? The game drives what many PiE staff work on for this next year. This group works on designing a game that is fair, challenging, and exciting for our high school students. A good game is also exciting and challenging for PiE staff to work on!
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Game Implementation Committee
  manager: <NAME>
  description: While designing a game for a robotics competition is important, following through on the design is equally, if not more important. Join in on tasks like field construction and being a referee. The highlights of Game Implementation are the ease of joining and the large impact we cause. All you need to bring is time to invest and we’ll get you working on projects that are fundamental to the competition. Your handiwork will even be displayed and used by all the high school students.
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Hibike + Runtime
  manager: <NAME>
  description: null
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Software'

- project: Mechanical
  manager: '<NAME>, <NAME>'
  description: The mechanical team is responsible for designing the robot base kit and kit extension pieces that students use to bring their ideas to the competition. For those who have participated in robotics, this experience provides insight on the processes behind creating the mechanical kit. This year we will be improving our previous base kit by introducing new structural pieces. You’ll gain hands-on prototyping experience as we teach you how to use Solidworks, a professional 3-D modeling software, and provide machine shop training. In addition, we’ll explore different robot subsystems. You can build prototypes of lifts, drive trains, and intake mechanisms that will be used to inspire high school students!
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Mechanical'

- project: PiE Sens
  manager: <NAME><commit_msg>Update the Hibike/Runtime tagline (#371)<commit_after>- project: Business
  manager: null
  description: The purpose of Biz Ops is - to put it in one short phrase - to get money. What that phrase encompasses is more than what it may sound like. Business helps to raise the funds necessary for many things across the board, from the projects to the events to the supplies and materials provided to the students. This entails networking with potential sponsors as well as maintaining relations with current ones, applying to grants and funding, and helping make PiE known both on campus and among corporate sponsors. 
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Dawn
  manager: '<NAME>, <NAME>'
  description: Dawn is the interface our high school students use to program their robots.   - members will learn the tools needed to create modern applications, taking into consideration design and user experience, as well as ensuring the performance and scalability of a JavaScript-based system. 
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Software'

- project: DevOps
  manager: <NAME>
  description: Our DevOps team is responsible for the infrastructure that all other projects are based around. Here, you’ll learn and utilize, first hand, industry standard tools and systems. Gain experience working with a GNU/Linux development environment, shell scripting, CI (continuous integration), and more! 
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Software'

- project: E.D.You
  manager: <NAME>
  description: Education, Development, and You! In the fall, our education team designs the curriculum for our spring semester Mentorship DeCal, and keeps students engaged in the robotics off-season with our workshops. This time we’re partnering with schools around the bay to host a gear kit workshop, which features a kit we laser cut and prototyped this summer! 
  department: 'Education & Outreach Projects'

- project: Event Planning
  description: PiE holds 6 major events per year for our high school students - Fall Competition, Spring Kickoff, Game Day, Design Reviews, Scrimmage, and Final Competition. The event planning team interfaces with UC Berkeley staff and faculty, industry professionals, and nearly every project in PiE to make our events happen. 
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Game Design Committee
  manager: <NAME>
  description: What’s a robotics competition without a game? The game drives what many PiE staff work on for this next year. This group works on designing a game that is fair, challenging, and exciting for our high school students. A good game is also exciting and challenging for PiE staff to work on!
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Game Implementation Committee
  manager: <NAME>
  description: While designing a game for a robotics competition is important, following through on the design is equally, if not more important. Join in on tasks like field construction and being a referee. The highlights of Game Implementation are the ease of joining and the large impact we cause. All you need to bring is time to invest and we’ll get you working on projects that are fundamental to the competition. Your handiwork will even be displayed and used by all the high school students.
  department: 'Programs Projects'

- project: Hibike + Runtime
  manager: <NAME>
  description: Hibike and Runtime are responsible for managing the state of the robot and its sensors. There are both high and low level programming opportunities (Python & C++) available, alongside traditional dev-ops work (Makefiles & Bash).
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Software'

- project: Mechanical
  manager: '<NAME>, <NAME>'
  description: The mechanical team is responsible for designing the robot base kit and kit extension pieces that students use to bring their ideas to the competition. For those who have participated in robotics, this experience provides insight on the processes behind creating the mechanical kit. This year we will be improving our previous base kit by introducing new structural pieces. You’ll gain hands-on prototyping experience as we teach you how to use Solidworks, a professional 3-D modeling software, and provide machine shop training. In addition, we’ll explore different robot subsystems. You can build prototypes of lifts, drive trains, and intake mechanisms that will be used to inspire high school students!
  department: 'Kit Engineering Projects'
  subdepartment: 'Kit Mechanical'

- project: PiE Sens
  manager: <NAME>
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