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Basic Robotic Programming

The course 'Introduction to Basic Robotic Programming' spans 15 days and covers essential topics in robotics and programming, including robot anatomy, programming environments, motion control, and wireless communication. Students will engage in hands-on projects and assessments to reinforce their learning. The course aims to provide a foundational understanding of robotics and programming concepts through collaborative and practical experiences.

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Basic Robotic Programming

The course 'Introduction to Basic Robotic Programming' spans 15 days and covers essential topics in robotics and programming, including robot anatomy, programming environments, motion control, and wireless communication. Students will engage in hands-on projects and assessments to reinforce their learning. The course aims to provide a foundational understanding of robotics and programming concepts through collaborative and practical experiences.

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Course Title: Introduction to Basic Robotic Programming

Course Duration: 15 Days (75 Hours)

Day 1-2: Introduction to Robotics and Programming Basics (6 Hours)

- Understanding the significance of robotics in today's world

- Overview of different types of robots

- Introduction to programming concepts (variables, data types, logic)

Day 3-4: Robot Anatomy and Components (6 Hours)

- Overview of robot hardware and sensors

- Introduction to robot kits (if applicable)

- Assembling a basic robot

Day 5-7: Introduction to Programming Environments (9 Hours)

- Introduction to a programming language (e.g., Python or Scratch)

- Setting up and using a robot programming environment

- Basic programming exercises

Day 8-9: Robot Motion and Sensors (9 Hours)

- Controlling robot movement (forward, backward, turning)

- Introduction to sensors (e.g., ultrasonic, infrared)

- Implementing obstacle detection and avoidance

Day 10-11: Programming Robot Behaviours (9 Hours)

- Understanding algorithms and decision-making in robotics

- Creating simple behaviours (e.g., line following, light-seeking)

- Testing and debugging robot behaviours

Day 12-13: Wireless Control and Communication (9 Hours)

- Introduction to wireless control methods (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi)

- Programming remote control and wireless communication

- Exploring real-time control and feedback


Day 14-15: Final Projects and Presentations (9 Hours)

- Working on individual or group projects

- Integrating various skills learned throughout the course

- Final project presentations and demonstrations

Assessment and Evaluation (6 Hours Throughout the Course)

- Continuous assessment through quizzes and assignments

- Participation in class discussions and activities

- Final project evaluation

Additional Considerations:

- Provide resources such as textbooks, online tutorials, and documentation.

- Encourage hands-on practice and experimentation.

- Foster collaboration and group work among students.

- Create a supportive learning environment, allowing students to ask questions and seek help.

This course is a basic introduction to robotic programming and is designed to give students a

foundational understanding of robotics and programming concepts.

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