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Target audience
Digital skills for allDigital technology / specialisation
RoboticsDigital skill level
Basic Intermediate AdvancedGeographic Scope - Country
MaltaIndustry - Field of Education and Training
Generic programmes and qualifications not further defined Basic programmes and qualificationsTarget language
EnglishType of initiative
Local initiative
Target group
Persons who have completed primary educationTypology of training opportunities
Course
Learning activity
lab / simulation / practice coursework
Assessment type
Online Classroom basedTraining duration
Up to 1 week
Organization
Mohamed Ben Hadj SalemIs this course free
Yes
Is the certificate/credential free
Yes
Type of training record
Single offer
Training Start date
2024
Effort
Part time light
Credential offered
Learning activity
Self-paced course
Yes
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Malta Digital Skills and Jobs Platform (LISP)
Course Name
Introduction to Arduino Robotics for Beginners
Training Provider
Mohamed Ben Hadj Salem
Course dates
14th – 27th October 2024
Sessions
20
Suggested Age bracket:
12-18 Years old
Course description
Session 1-2:
• Introduction to Arduino: Overview of the platform, components, and installation of Arduino IDE.
• Basic Circuitry: Understanding breadboards, resistors, and LEDs.
Session 3-4:
• Introduction to Programming: Writing simple code to control LEDs using the Arduino.
• Basic Sensors: Working with light sensors and creating interactive projects.
Session 5-6:
• Motors and Actuators: Controlling DC motors and servos using the Arduino.
• Building a Simple Robot Chassis.
Session 7-10:
• Sensor Integration: Using ultrasonic sensors for obstacle detection.
• Programming loops and conditional statements for robot movement.
Session 11-15:
• Advanced Robot Control: Integrating multiple sensors and motors to build a line-following robot.
• Troubleshooting hardware and software issues.
Session 16-20:
• Project Work: Students design and build their own robotic project, integrating everything they’ve learned.
• Final Presentations: Showcase and review of each project, with feedback.
Delivery Method
Hybrid
