Arduino Fundamentals (Electronics & Coding)
Step into the world of hardware engineering. Tailored for secondary school students, this foundational course uses electronics as a tangible platform to learn text-based coding — ending with a filmed innovation showcase.
What Students Will Learn
Circuitry Basics
Understand the flow of electricity by working hands-on with breadboards, resistors, diodes, and jumper wires to build safe, functional circuits.
Hardware Integration
Wire and control components from basic LEDs and 7-segment displays to complex sensor modules and LCD screens.
Script-Based Coding
Master the Arduino IDE, writing code to read real-time sensor values and execute physical outputs such as controlling motor speed with a potentiometer.
Troubleshooting & Logic
Develop critical engineering skills by debugging physical wiring and code logic side-by-side.
The Capstone Showcase
Students are tasked with an "Innovation Challenge." Using the hardware and coding knowledge acquired, they design, build, and program a unique, functional mini-project of their own invention, then present it in a professionally recorded video showcase for parents.