Electonics using Pictoblox
This course introduces children to electronics and circuitry through block programming. They learn fundamentals of making circuits interfacing various sensors and actuators.
Description
This course introduces children to electronics and circuitry through block programming. They learn fundamentals of making circuits interfacing various sensors and actuators.
This course helps in introducing children to:
To develop practical system for solving daily life problems, Enhancing their logical and critical thinking skills Developing patience’s Developing perseverance
This course is especially for kids of age group 6-12 to teach them the basic concepts of electronics in a hands-on approach. It is structured to awaken the problem solver in them.
Course Highlights
Work on Arduino which is a world class proto-typing controller
Fundamentals of making a circuitry
Understand the working of various sensors & actuators like light sensors, distance sensor and motors etc.
Developing projects to solve socially relevant issues.
Course Achievement
Project Presentation in front of Expert Panel from Industry
Developing hardware projects.
Achievement Certificate on Course Completion
Objective
Understanding fundamentals of electronics.
Understanding working of Arduino.
Learn to think logically, reason systematically and work creatively.
Learn about the working of various sensors and actuators.
Understand complex computer science concepts by applying them.
Brief Syllabus
Components of circuits. Energy flow in a circuits. Making circuits with Bread Boards. Working with multimeter. Understanding gears, bearings, chassis etc.
Blinking an led Working with RGB Leds Working with Switches Playing “happy birthday to you” using buzzer
Working with light sensors Making a Voltmeter Working with Potentiometer
Working with ultrasonics sensors Working with Servo motors Working with DC motors
Wishing ”Happy Birthday” the Arduino way (mini project 1) Game controller development in pictoblox (mini project 2) Main Project —(choice of the student)