Ages: 11 - 14 Skills Level: Beginner - Advance
Timing: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Tools: Arduino Software (IDE) , Arduino kit
Progressive curriculum week by week
Overview of the week
Monday
Morning Camp(9 - 12 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Afternoon Camp (12 - 3:30 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Tuesday
Morning Camp(9 - 12 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Afternoon Camp (12 - 3:30 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Wendesday
Morning Camp(9 - 12 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Afternoon Camp (12 - 3:30 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Thursday
Morning Camp(9 - 12 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Afternoon Camp (12 - 3:30 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Friday
Morning Camp(9 - 12 pm) - Autonomous Arduino Engineering
Fun Friday - Movie, Icecream + Cookie
Arduino Engineering Robotics
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In the Arduino engineering camp, students will make autonomous and self- driving robotics cars and dive into programming and engineering using the Arduino microcontroller. This electrical engineering camp is best for somebody involved in learning to code and has a keen curiosity in electrical engineering.
They’ll design different types of circuits while learning how robots interpret inputs from sensors and commands from their human operators. They will learn about programming them using the Arduino Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Using the Arduino IDE, you will use the C and C++ programming languages, along with Arduino’s supplied software library, you will write programs to perform multiple projects, and have your robot navigate its surroundings.
In this Camp, we have five levels:- - Level 1 - Make The Car Move - Level 2 - Make autonomous Obstacle Avoidance Car - Level 3 - Make an autonomous Line Tracking Car - Level 4 - Make Infrared Remote Control Car - Level 5 - Make Bluetooth car
Camper will then study how to take your circuits to the next level by building an Arduino Self-Driving Robotics from a provided kit and the Arduino microcontroller. Camper will add distance sensors and infrared reflectance sensors to your robot so your robot can sense its environment, and participate in fun challenges: Maze Navigation Course and a Balloon Pop Battle!
If desiring a half-day camp (9-12:00) Use can just register for the Arduino Engineering Robotics half day camp only.
Sample Day
Camp Hours and Daily Schedule
08:30-9:00 AM AM Extended care available - Extra fees
09:00 AM Check-in
09:15 AM Hands-on Instruction
10:30 AM Morning break (campers bring snacks)
11:00 AM Continue Instruction and build, customize, and test
11:45 AM Clean-up & review (Half Day Campers pickup)
12:00 PM Lunch
01:00 PM Continue work on exercise and projects
02:30 PM Afternoon Break (campers bring snacks)
02:50 PM Continue work on exercise and projects
03:30 PM Pickups
3:30-6:00 PM PM Extended care available- Extra fees
If desiring a half-day camp (9-12:00) Use can just register for the Arduino Engineering half-day camp only.
Camp Key Elements
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STEM-based curriculum on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
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The camp curriculum is designed for beginner to advanced-level
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Hands-on experimental and exploratory study
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The engineering design process and Arduino board (hardware) and the Arduino IDE (software)
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Build electrical circuits using Arduino & and electrical engineering
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kids will learn strategies for “Critical Thinking, Lateral Thinking, Problem-solving, Designing Projects, and Communicating Ideas”
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They will discover basic physical science concepts such as gears, pulleys, levers, wheels, and axles
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Students will be assigned projects according to their grades and skills.
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At the beginning of the week, teachers will evaluate students' prior experiences (if they have any) as teachers will plan their week's curriculum.
Friday Showcase
At the end of each week, attendees can invite their family and friends to join us for a showcase celebration to share their final projects. Learn more about the fun and exciting activities your child experienced during the week and have an opportunity to meet your child’s instructor. Presentations vary by course topic and instructors will highlight some of the important concepts covered during the week and possible next steps to continue your child’s learning. Showcase begins at 11:00 AM and is typically finished by 11:45 AM. Then after lunch, we will start Fun Friday - Walking Movie, Snacks, Games, Lots of fun