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The Arduino Electronics Programming: Level I course is designed for students in grades 10 to 12 and spans 15 weeks with one 45-minute class per week. It covers basic electronics, circuit design, and programming with Arduino, culminating in a final project that involves creating a unique light show. Students will receive a certificate of completion upon successfully finishing the course.

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The Arduino Electronics Programming: Level I course is designed for students in grades 10 to 12 and spans 15 weeks with one 45-minute class per week. It covers basic electronics, circuit design, and programming with Arduino, culminating in a final project that involves creating a unique light show. Students will receive a certificate of completion upon successfully finishing the course.

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Arduino Electronics Programming: Level I


Suitable for: G10 - G12

Prerequisite: None
Duration: 15 Weeks
Classes per Week: 1 class (45 minutes each)

Course Overview:
This course introduces students to the basics of electronics and
programming using Arduino. Students will learn how to work

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with electronic components and build simple circuits, gaining
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hands-on experience with LEDs, series and parallel circuits, and
coding for Arduino. By the end of the course, students will be
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able to create and code basic circuits to perform various tasks


and light effects.
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Covered Topics
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Unit 1: Introduction to Arduino and Basic Electronics


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Understanding what Arduino is and its applications


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Introduction to electric circuits and basic electronic


components
Setting up and lighting a single LED
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Arduino Electronics Programming: Level I


Suitable for: G10 - G12

Unit 2: Coding for Arduino and Circuit Design


Writing code to control an LED with Arduino
Exploring series circuits and understanding their
behavior
Coding series circuits for controlled outputs

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Unit 3: Advanced Circuits and Parallel Configuration
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Building parallel circuits and comparing with series
circuits
Writing code to control LEDs in parallel circuits
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Learning the differences in current and voltage in various


setups
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Unit 4: LED Patterns and Effects


Creating blinking LED patterns and multiple LED setups
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Building a light show with sequential lighting effects


Coding for complex light sequences with multiple LEDs
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Unit 5: RGB LEDs and Color Effects


Working with RGB LEDs for color mixing
Coding to produce random colors and light effects with
an RGB LED
Final project: Design a unique light show using all learned
skills
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Arduino Electronics Programming: Level I


Suitable for: G10 - G12

Materials Needed:
Arduino kit (including LEDs, resistors, and an RGB LED)
Computer for coding and programming the Arduino
Internet connection
Chrome browser

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Assessment
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At the end of each lesson, learners will be assessed on their
ability to build circuits and write code for Arduino. Assessments
will focus on understanding circuit design, coding accuracy, and
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creativity in creating LED patterns and light effects.


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Certification
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A certificate of completion will be awarded to students who


successfully complete the course, recognizing their proficiency
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in introductory Arduino electronics and programming.


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