Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to the Robotics Club and Goals
Members will have a strong grasp of the club’s expectations. Personal and group goals will be clearly defined and documented. Members will be more engaged, motivated, and prepared for the year ahead.
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Lesson 1
Module 2: Basics of Robotics and Its Applications
Members will have a foundational understanding of what robotics is and how it works. They will be able to identify the key components of a robot and explain its applications in various industries. Members will begin thinking critically about how robotics can shape the future.
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Lesson 2
Module 3: Overview of Components: Sensors, Actuators, Controllers
Members will be able to identify different types of sensors, actuators, and controllers. They will understand how these components interact to create a functional robotic system. Hands-on experience will build their confidence in working with robotics hardware.
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Lesson 3
Module 4: Project: Build a Simple Line-Following Robot
Members will be able to build and program a simple line-following robot using mBlock. They will learn how to visually program robotic behavior based on sensor input and motor control. This project will enhance their understanding of practical robotics and programming in an intuitive, visual environment.
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Lesson 4
Training 1: Orientation and Basics
About Lesson

Objective:

  • Introduce members to the Robotics Club’s mission and objectives.
  • Set expectations for the academic year.
  • Outline short-term and long-term goals for members.

Equipment:

  • Projector: For presentations.
  • Whiteboard & Markers: For brainstorming and goal-setting.
  • Notebooks/Laptops: For members to take notes and complete assignments.
  • Handouts: Overview of the club, yearly schedule, and expectations.

Methods:

  1. Presentation (45 min):
    • Overview of the club’s mission, structure, and goals.
    • Discussion of key robotics concepts that will be covered over the year.
    • Introduction to staff and members.
  2. Brainstorming Session (30 min):
    • Members will split into groups to brainstorm their personal goals and how they align with the club’s objectives.
    • Share group goals and discuss how to achieve them throughout the year.
  3. Interactive Discussion (45 min):
    • Engage the members in setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals.
    • Highlight how teamwork and individual research will contribute to overall success.
  4. Q&A Session (30 min):
    • Open floor for members to ask questions about the club’s structure and goals.
    • Clarify the expectations for self-learning, collaboration, and innovation.

Results and Discussion:

  • Results:
    • Members will leave with a clear understanding of the Robotics Club’s structure, events, and expectations.
    • Each member/group will have a set of personalized goals for the year.
  • Discussion:
    • How individual goals can contribute to collective success.
    • The importance of commitment, teamwork, and research in achieving club goals.
    • Address concerns and refine goals as needed.

Conclusion:

  • The first meeting sets the foundation for the year, with members understanding their roles and responsibilities.
  • Goals established will serve as benchmarks for future progress.
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