Get a flavour of Artificial Intelligence. Can you make your car detect obstacles, follow instructions and detect lava pits? Get ready to make a super fun project with the power of coding in this summer camp.
Solution Topic
How can you make it safe
Are there dangers involved?
What problem is the smart car solving?
Design , Experiment, Build
Learn the engineering process
ideate and brainstorm the ethics of launching SMART Cars
Learn the basics of Coding
Graphical programming blocks allow kids to learn programming from the simplest to more complex
Learn distance tracking, obstacle avoidance, line following, light show, play music, wireless control etc
Students will learn:
Engineering design process
Circuits basic
Learn about sensors
Learn about motors
Coding fundamentals
Smart cars function and ethics
Students will make:
A smart car that can:
Drive per coding instructions
Avoid obstacles
follow a line
light up for emergencies
buzz
Students will take home:
Entire project
Micro:bit V2 kit
Elecfreak cute bot
Accompanied electronic components:
sensors
motors
LED board
Students will visit:
Students will either visit Science centre on Friday or will be visited by a tech company for expo
Character Development: This program helps build the following traits
Resilience: When young kids learn to code, they become problem solvers and develop critical thinking. With any problem solving, children have to stay with the problem long enough to find meaning solutions. Coding develops a child's ability to develop perseverance and resilience as they create fun projects.
Creativity: Code-it Hacks Inquiry and play based summer camps ensures that technology is used towards solving a real-life problem that is out of the box. Each camp demands students to engage in fun group-based activities to develop creative solutions all while having a blast with crafts and technology.
Session Dates and Rates:
Date TBD
High Park, Toronto, ON
95 Lavinia Ave
Time TBD
Cost TBD
2023-07-31
500
Special Needs Support: This program is able to accomodate a few campers with special needs
