Engineering Jr builds the first serious engineering foundation for younger students. The course combines clear theoretical explanations with practical activities: simple circuits, visual programming, Arduino-style microcontroller tasks, beginner Python, sensors, and a final project. Students learn not only to assemble things, but to understand why the system works.
Engineering Jr builds the first serious engineering foundation for younger students. The course combines clear theoretical explanations with practical activities: simple circuits, visual programming, Arduino-style microcontroller tasks, beginner Python, sensors, and a final project. Students learn not only to assemble things, but to understand why the system works.
The program is organized as a connected learning path: theoretical foundations, practical labs, prototype development, testing, and presentation.
Students learn how to define a task, sketch a solution, build, test, and improve it.
The course introduces safe circuit work, current flow, LEDs, resistors, switches, and simple alarms.
Students practice variables, conditions, loops, and logic using visual programming and beginner coding tasks.
Students connect code to hardware using digital inputs, outputs, sensors, buzzers, and servos.
Students use Python for calculations, conditions, loops, lists, and simple engineering tasks.
Students plan, build, test, document, and present a complete beginner-level prototype.