CoderZ Cyber Robotics 102 - Individual License

CoderZ Cyber Robotics 102 - Individual License Grades: K-7 to K-9 Number of Students: 1 Hours of Curriculum: 15+ Number of Lessons: 70+ Length of Subscription: 1 Year Experience Level: Intermediate Additional Documents/Resources: CoderZ Cyber Robotics 102 Brochure,‚ What is CoderZ?, CoderZ Content Framework   This product is subscription based. To order this product for more than one year or for more than one student, please add the appropriate number to your cart. (e.g. order a quantity of 3 for three students for one year, or for one student for three years) Meet Ruby the robot! Ruby introduces students to engineering and technology concepts in a virtual physical environment which simulates situations, scenarios and reactions CoderZ is a classroom optimized STEM Education solution that encompasses the learning of coding and virtual robotics together with curriculum, classroom management and teacher resources. The solution is developed to enable schools and teachers to engage students with hands on STEM. CoderZ enables all students to learn STEM with robotics. With CoderZ your students will learn how to code virtual robots accompanied by a step-by-step curriculum and gamified missions completely online. No need for expensive hardware or specialized training. CoderZ is classroom ready, designed for teachers and school friendly and thousands of students and teachers are already using CoderZ in the classroom and in online competitions. Cyber Robotics 102 is a sequel to Cyber Robotics 101 for learning STEM and coding topics using gamified missions in a realistic physical environment. Students will learn mechanics, physics, navigation, control and sensors while being introduced to programming components like commands, variables, conditional logic, loops, functions and more. Subscription/Course Features: 1 Year Subscription Over 15 hours of curriculum, activities, and assignments Over 70 gamified missions with easy to follow walk throughs and tips Teacher resources including guides, presentations and solutions Online support, knowledge base with articles and a call center Course Resources Include: Teacher's Guide Presentations with Speaker Notes Mission Solutions Heat maps and Student Reports Course Progress Control Course Outline and Learning Objectives Session 1 - Plains & Hills I   Getting started with robot control in a realistic physical environment (Distance, speed and graphical representation).   Session 2 - Plains & Hills II   Newton 2nd law of physics: speed, acceleration, mass and forces (motors, gravity).   Session 3 - Cruise Control   Understanding speed control and feedback & closed loop control. Conditional statements: If-else.   Session 4 - Dangerous Curves I   Pivot and screw turns using two motors, Gyroscopic sensors.   Session 5 - Dangerous Curves II   Smooth turns. Understand the advantages/disadvantages of different turns.   Session 6 - Drawing and Doodling   Using the encoder for driving accurate distances. Apply what was learned so far and complete creative challenges.   Session 7 - Touch, Avoid, Repeat   Using a touch sensor and distance sensor while performing repetitive operations.   Session 8 - Random Obstacles Ahead   Variables: integer types. Mathematical operators: +,* Foundation of state machines.   Session 9 - Radar Missions   Modular operators. Radar for scanning the environment.   Session 10 - Colorful Code   Color sensor, variables: integer type, logic operators   Session 11 - Repeat Again   Nested loops and their utilities including challenges and missions.   Session 12 Meet Ruby's Magnetic Arm   Using the magnetic arm to interact and rearrange objects in the scene.   Session 13 - Following a Line   Following a line for accurate navigation, on-off control, proportional control.   Session 14 - A Hard Block Life   Using encoders, gyro and reflection values to align to lines on the floor.   System Requirements: Please click here. **Please Note**: a Teacher/User email address will be required to send all of the CoderZ Content to after purchase. Please include an appropriate email address in your order notes when checking out. If you are placing an order using a purchase order, please include an appropriate email somewhere on your purchase order. If no email address is provided, one of our sales reps will reach out to you to get one before processing your order.