Robotics is increasingly being considered as the fourth “R” of learning, “Reading, wRriting and aRithmetic” that modern-day students must understand to succeed in a highly competitive, technology-driven world. Robotics integrates all STEAM fields in way no other subject can cover. Learn to code while having fun in an inspiring environment.
Each student has his/her own robot so they get the maximum out of their learning experience.
Robotics is the mother of all subjects. It integrates Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Control Engineering, Computer Science, Technology, Maths and Science. The hands-on experience of learning to design, build and program robots of increasing complexity can greatly boost young people’s teamwork and problem-solving abilities, while helping them to learn how abstract concepts of mathematics, engineering and computing actually work in practice. If young people get involved in robotics on a competitive level, they will encounter a whole new arena of exciting creative and practical challenges.
Course Duration: September – June
Robotics is the mother of all subjects. It integrates Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Control Engineering, Computer Science, Technology, Maths and Science. The hands-on experience of learning to design, build and program robots of increasing complexity can greatly boost young people’s teamwork and problem-solving abilities, while helping them to learn how abstract concepts of mathematics, engineering and computing actually work in practice. If young people get involved in robotics on a competitive level, they will encounter a whole new arena of exciting creative and practical challenges.
Course Duration: September – June
Introduction to Robotics suitable for Primary School Students. Creating fun and educational projects with the use of the award winning all new Lego Boost and with the use of Edison Robots which have been endorsed by the Australian education system. Students will construct a variety of different robotic contraptions and control them with companion applications from smartphones and tablets.
Recommended groups:
Primary school students
Introduction to Coding through Robotics suitable for Secondary School Students. With the use of the Lego Mindstorms EV3 platform, students will be introduced to coding through Block Based Coding which is the de facto way to teach young students introductory programming, which involves dragging and matching different “blocks” of instructions.
Recommended groups:
Secondary school students
Dive deep into programming through Robotics suitable for upper Gymnasium and High School students. Students will learn Python programming with Edison Robots – EdPython, utilise Lego Technic Sets and construct advance Lego Mindstorms projects, for example a robot solving the Rubik’s Cube. Students will be introduced to Computer Engineering and Science by using and programming the Arduino Uno platform and creating complex autonomous robot cars with various functionalities.
Recommended groups:
Secondary and High school students
Introduction to Robotics suitable for Primary School Students. Creating fun and educational projects with the use of the award winning all new Lego Boost and with the use of Edison Robots which have been endorsed by the Australian education system. Students will construct a variety of different robotic contraptions and control them with companion applications from smartphones and tablets.
Recommended groups:
Primary school students
Introduction to Coding through Robotics suitable for Secondary School Students. With the use of the Lego Mindstorms EV3 platform, students will be introduced to coding through Block Based Coding which is the de facto way to teach young students introductory programming, which involves dragging and matching different “blocks” of instructions.
Recommended groups:
Secondary school students
Dive deep into programming through Robotics suitable for upper Gymnasium and High School students. Students will learn Python programming with Edison Robots – EdPython, utilise Lego Technic Sets and construct advance Lego Mindstorms projects, for example a robot solving the Rubik’s Cube. Students will be introduced to Computer Engineering and Science by using and programming the Arduino Uno platform and creating complex autonomous robot cars with various functionalities.
Recommended groups:
Secondary and High school students
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