Welcome to our comprehensive guide on basic circuits and Arduino projects! This
Summer Camp consists of two essential modules designed to teach engineering
principles and IoT using Arduino programming, along with enhancing communication
and presentation skills. The first module adopts a "learning by doing" approach, where
children engage in hands-on projects inspired by real-life applications, such as creating
a piano, using sensors to measure temperature, and designing robots. All necessary
equipment will be provided. This module combines both hardware and software
programming, providing a comprehensive understanding of both aspects.
In the second module, children will learn to use modern tools to improve their
communication and presentation skills. They will work in teams, which will help them
polish their communication abilities, enhance their teamwork, and develop valuable
networking skills.
Introduction to Basic Circuits and Arduino Projects:
In our "Introduction to Basic Circuits" module, children will learn the fundamental
principles of electric circuits, including voltage, current, and resistance. This
foundational knowledge sets the stage for understanding more complex electronics. The
"Introduction to Arduino UNO" module familiarizes them with the versatile Arduino UNO
microcontroller, its components, and its applications in various projects. Next, they will
explore "Building Circuits using TinkerCad," an online tool that allows them to design
and simulate circuits before physically creating them.
The modules on "Controlling Digital I/O Ports of Arduino using TinkerCad and Arduino
Kit" and "Controlling Analog I/O Ports of Arduino using TinkerCad and Arduino Kit" will
teach children to handle both digital and analog inputs/outputs, essential for interactive
projects.
In the practical modules like "Interfacing a Temperature Sensor to an Arduino" and
"Interfacing LCD with an Arduino," children will learn to connect sensors and displays to
the Arduino. They will then combine their knowledge to "Design a Complete Circuit
Using Arduino UNO," reading a temperature sensor's data and displaying it on an LCD
screen.
Advanced projects include "Interfacing Ultrasonic Sensor with Arduino to Measure
Distance" and "Interfacing Stepper Motor with Arduino," where they will implement
sensors and motors for various applications. The "IR Sensor & Remote Interfacing with
Arduino" module will teach them to control their projects wirelessly using an IR sensor
and remote.
Creative projects like "Piano Using Arduino & TinkerCad" and "PIR Motion Detector
Using Arduino & TinkerCad" will engage children in building a mini piano and a motion
detector. The "Automated Hand Sanitizer Dispenser Using Arduino & TinkerCad"
module helps them design an automatic hand sanitizer dispenser, promoting hygiene
and convenience.
On day 04 children will build a "Line Follower Robot Using Arduino & TinkerCad," where
they will create a robot that autonomously follows a line using sensors and Arduino.
Workshop Details:
Venue
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Islamabad / Lahore
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Mode
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In-Person
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Modules
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- Arduino Programming & Robotics
- Communication through Technology Integration
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Event Date:
July 29, 2024
No of Days:
04
Time:
09:00 A.M. to 01:00 P.M.
Registration Fee:
Rs.6000/-
Discount:
20% discount for VU employees, siblings and batches
Registration Start Date:
July 11, 2024.
Registration Deadline:
July 29, 2024.
Payment mode is online using Debit/Credit Card, Easypaisa, Jazzcash. In case of any difficulty,
please contact at given email address or phone number.
Email: support.pdc@vu.edu.pk
Phone: +92-42-111-880-880 (Ext. 6621, 6725)
Tech based Communication :
Over four days, children will also engage in activities that blend foundational
communication skills with digital tools. Day 1 covers the importance of English
communication and introduces key tools like Duolingo, Grammarly, and Quizlet, along
with role-play activities. Day 2 focuses on listening and speaking skills with apps like
BBC Learning English, TED-Ed, and Kahoot!, and pronunciation practice with ELSA
Speak. Day 3 emphasizes reading and writing through platforms like Newsela and
Project Gutenberg, tools like ReadTheory and Epic!, and collaborative exercises in
Google Docs, using Grammarly for improvement. The final day integrates all skills in a
group project with presentations using Prezi or Google Slides, followed by a class
presentation and feedback session. This boot camp provides a comprehensive toolkit to
develop and refine your English communication skills.