There, I fixed it for you, @lacsap 
Of course, not!
I don’t think you are being serious about that, but regardless we could teach you all those things.
Or better yet, following the principles of the student-centered active learning process, we could help you learn all those things yourself, while you are actively working on the @MasterCole’s project, adapting excellent @ManicMechanic guides into the V5 environment.
VRC robot design concept has evolved over the last 10 years, from exploring various cool designs mimicking “real life” cars, like back axle differentials and Ackermann steering, into simpler, but more optimized designs, that are trying to squeeze maximum performance out of VRC legal parts.
For example, a 15 lbs robot could move just fine on a two V5 motor drivetrain, but anybody who wants to be competitive, will not consider anything less than four motors, because of the heavy defense you are expected to play.