Faculty
of Engineering

Course Outcomes

By the end of this 2-day workshop, students will be able to:

• Build & Code: Assemble a mobile robot chassis and program an Arduino Uno to handle autonomous navigation and basic AI tasks.
• Connect Hardware: Wire and integrate electronic circuits, sensors (distance/light), and motors using a breadboard.
• Problem-Solve: Troubleshoot physical wiring errors and code bugs through critical thinking.
• Work & Present: Collaborate effectively in teams to compete in a robotics challenge and clearly pitch their final design intent.
• Map Careers: Recognize future academic and professional pathways in STEM, AI, and mechatronics.

Course Contents

The robotics workshop introduces high school students to the fundamentals of robotics, programming, electronics, and automation through hands-on activities and practical projects.

Students will learn how to build and program simple robotic systems using microcontrollers such as Arduino Uno, sensors, motors, and basic electronic components.

The workshop also includes teamwork activities, problem-solving exercises, and real-world engineering applications to enhance creativity, technical skills, and interest in STEM fields.