Data Detectives
Suggested Grade Level: 6-8
Monday – Thursday
June 16 - 19 : 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Orange Lab
Cost: Full scholarship provided
Teachers: Eva Jaisinghani & Annette Wagner
Description:
Get ready to dive into the world of tech, circuits, and data! In this hands-on class, students will learn how to build and program electronic circuits using a Raspberry Pi microcomputer. From lighting up LEDs to playing music at the press of a button, they’ll explore the exciting possibilities of coding and electronics.
That’s just the beginning! Students will take their skills to the next level by designing their own data collection project using the sensors on a SenseHAT to track real-world factors including a gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetometer, temperature, barometric pressure and humidity. Along the way, they’ll also get an introduction to the fundamentals of cybersecurity, learning how to keep their projects safe from digital threats.
By the end of the week, students will have built a variety of their own tech-powered creations and data logs while gaining valuable skills in coding, electronics, and data science.
Objectives:
Learn how to use a Raspberry Pi and a SenseHAT
Understand the basics of a breadboard works
Learn the basics of Python programming
Take leadership in their own learning
Learn how to collect data with sensors
Understand the basics of cybersecurity
Learn to work collaboratively in teams
Keywords: STEM, Raspberry Pi, Python, Sensors, Data Collection, Engineering, SenseHat, Cyber Security, Electronic circuits
Additional Info:
We offer scholarships. Email contact@codingbitterroot.org for more information.
Supplies & Lunch are provided
Disclaimer – By enrolling in this course you agree to the following rules and conditions:
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