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Cambridge Electronics and Robotics Academy: Workshops
Workshop designed to help students build their first IoT projects with Micro:bit , EPS32 and Pico. This workshop will focus on the basics of IoT and how to get started with the IoT concept.
The training will also discuss the basics of the Micro:bit & EPS32 platform and how to connect different sensors, transmit and receive sensed data on ThinkSpeak cloud platform. The workshop will be conducted on the “Project and Outcome” based Methodology with hands-on labs.
This workshop will be give an overview of many concepts, techniques, and algorithms in machine learning, beginning with topics such as classification and linear regression and ending up with more recent topics such as working with neural network, network training and adaptive training etc.
The workshop is based on high school mathematics and Python programming. Many hands-on examples and projects are included that will give you a more hands-on experience of the technology, essentially speeding up your learning.
This workshop is aimed to deliver hands-on learning experience in basic robot building and hardware programming. Throughout the workshop, the participants will learn about the working principles of simple robotics and mechatronics systems as well as the practical skills in prototyping electronic circuits and microcontroller programming.
Workshop based on learning-by-doing concept will enrich the participant to build a fully autonomous rover from scratch.
Unique Mentor-Led Self-Learning Pedagogy
Experienced Mentor: Curriculum designed and personally mentored by an enthusiast educationalist, aerospace scientist and researcher with more than 30 years of experience in research, academics and R&D industry to unleash your child’s potential and who has now touched more than 3000 students worldwide.
Hands-on Projects: Each session is packed with hands-on projects with emphasis on beauty of science and technology, how sensors work, interfacing, coding, testing, debugging and demonstration.
Assignments: Every session is followed by multiple assignments to reinforce learning. These assignments are to be completed before the next session to get feedbacks from the mentor.
Young Scientist Demonstration: A unique platform provided for the students to showcase their own projects before the start of each session to build presentation and communication skills.
Assessment: Each students is assessed individually to monitor their progress to the next level.
Certification: At the end of each course, students demonstrates a mini-project to receive a certificate of achievement with Mentor’s star.
Tier-Structure: All courses are split into 3- levels for the students to comfortably migrate from one level to the higher level.
Mentoring: Opportunity for the students to be mentored in the field of STEM through their academic endeavour including participation for the national and international competitions and portfolio building for higher education.
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