Introduction to Program an a-MAZE-ing Robot

$79.00

Registration is OPEN!

AGE GROUPS: 8-10, 11-14, 15-18
DURATION: 3 weeks
LIVE CLASS: 1.5 hours a week

Code a maze-solving robot.

The Explorers will use MIT’s Scratch 3.0 programming language in order to program a robot that can solve a maze autonomously. Equipped with the fundamentals of programming and algorithms, along with proper testing principles, they will compete to see who can create the fastest maze-solving robot*.

This project teaches the basic principles of algorithmic thinking and introduces programming through a tangible example that is intuitively approachable even to the youngest learners. Coding through code-block allows learners to focus on the programming logic rather than getting tangled up with the details of programming language syntax, all while learning the logic behind things and how smaller pieces combine to create a complex system.

*The class will use MakerBlock’s mBot educational robot but the purchase of the robot ($80) is not required for participation.

Class Mentor:

Lauren brings a strong passion for learning and a desire to help others on their journey into STEM careers. She codes in Scratch, Python, and Java and has a Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Science along with 3 years of experience as a summer camp instructor.

Lauren

Lauren

Badges information:

Learn more how Students master Teamwork and Leadership skills in Nobel Explorers.

ENROLL IN PROJECT:

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I was expecting just a classic learn via presentation course, which we were willing to try out due to high review scores and low time involvovement. It turns out that working in teams with other cool kids, get the awesome badges really pumped up my kid and he wants more

Dale O.

I know my son’s talented, but I still can’t believe a group of 10-year-olds managed to make an online robot! Awestruck

Crystal B.