
Introduction to STEM and Robotics Education
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ENI714
STEM Robotics Foundation
Ammar Ahmed
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Overview:
ENI714 STEM Robotics Foundation
The STEM Robotics Foundations course provides an overview of the basic robot construction and programming for robotic control.
learners use Engineering Design Process to build robots, program them, test and analyze, and improve their designs.
The course is a project-based environment that requires learners to build prototypes or use simulation software to test designs.
learners develop critical thinking and communication skills by analyzing and presenting their results.
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About the course:
ENI714 STEM Robotics Foundation
Course content
Resources
Software and Hardware requirements
Grading Scheme
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Home room:
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Home room --> BG016/ BG013
Classroom Rules:
1- Keep the Lab nice, clean, tidy and organized
2- Food and Drinks are not allowed in the classroom
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Lesson Objectives:
ENI714 STEM Robotics Foundation
Introduction to STEM Robotics Education
Explore basic programming concepts
Explore the software and Hardware
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Robots:
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What are robots
What are the main parts of a robots
How can we communicate with robots
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Open Ended
What is a robot?
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Open Ended
How can we communicate with robots?
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Multiple Choice
....................... is defined as vocabulary and set of grammatical rules for instructing a computer to perform specific tasks
Programming
Programming languages
Robots
Processor
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Multiple Choice
....................... is defined as the process that allows the user to communicate with a brain (computer/ processor)
Programming
Programming languages
Robots
Processor
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Multiple Choice
The processor or the brain of a robot could be a computer or a microcontroller
True
False
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Multiple Select
Which of the following is considered as an input for robots
Motors
Joystick
Vision sensor
Ultrasonic sensor
Lights
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Multiple Select
Which of the following is considered as an output for robots
Motors
Screen
Lights
Sensors
Actuators
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What is STEM?
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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VEX Educational Robotics
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Software and Hardware
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Multiple Choice
Which programming block type the picture represents:
Boolean Block
C Block
Hat Block
Reporter Block
Stack Block
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Match
Event handlers
Variable
Conditional execution
Direct instruction
True or False
Event handlers
Variable
Conditional execution
Direct instruction
True or False
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