Engineering Explorations STEM- Robotics: Fabrication and Programming

Great for camps, clubs, or classrooms. Written by certified STEM teachers.
Robotics and programming are certainly the future and the 21st century STEM student is better equipped to advance this technology than any other previous generations that preceded them.  They were born with cell phones, iPads, smart toys, and many other technologies that require coding and programming.  However, the 21st-century students lack the understanding of how to fabricate such technologies on a basic level.  Therefore, this course is designed to teach students basic electrical and electronic fundamentals along with hands-on activities where students must apply these fundamentals to fabricate working circuits.   These fabrication missions are organized before the programming missions where students learn to code using Arduino boards. 
Fabrication Projects Include: 
-Mission: Dynamic DC Motors
-Mission: Awesome Alarm Circuit
-Mission: Tremendous Tracking Robot
-Mission: Outstanding Obstacle Avoidance Robot
Programming Projects include: 
-Mission: Lucent LED Circuit
-Mission: Amazing Arduino Button
-Mission: Premier Potentiometer
-Mission: Perfect Photoresistor
-Mission: Super 7 Segment LED Displays
-Mission: Magical Melody
-Mission: Superior Smart Home
Bonus Resources include:
-Quick Launch Snap Circuits
-Quick Launch Introduction to Soldering
-Quick Launch: Hello Servo Program
-Quick Launch Logical LED Circuit
-Quick Launch Reverse Engineering a Toy Robot
-Introduction to Electricity Activity Sheet & PPT
-Electrical Safety Activity Sheet
-Circuits Activity Sheet & PPT
-Resistor Color Code
-Electronic Components Activity Sheets & PPT
-How to Solder
-Soldering Safety Test
-How Electromagnets Work Activity Sheet
-Light Detectors PowerPoint
-Breadboard Circuit Building
-What is Code?
-What is Arduino
-The Parts of a Program

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