Be a Digital Maker
The Micro:bit is a tiny, pocket-sized computer that makes coding tangible and promotes creativity. The device features 25 LED lights and 2 programmable buttons which can be used in games. This smart device can also program a compass, digital watch, fitness tracker or even a game console. With the Micro:bit, it encourages students to learn basic coding and programming skills to prepare them for today's tech-savvy world.
No prior understanding of coding is required for this course
Programming Language(s) Involved: -
Recommended Age: 9-10 yr
Duration: 12 hours
Course objective:
Provide understanding of the functions of Micro:bit
Introduce the fundamentals of block-based programming and compiling instructions
Encourage design-thinking process
Course outcome:
By the end of this free programme, students will be able to:
Understand the basic functions of the Micro:bit
Perform block-based programming and compiling instructions to program a LED and buzzer sequence
Create a Micro:bit project with knowledge learnt
Course curriculum
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1
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Introducing Micro:bit
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Challenge yourself
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2
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Strings and Loops
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Strings and Buttons
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3
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Output and Circuitry
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Output and Circuitry II
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4
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Output and Circuitry Challenges
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5
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Touch Detection
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6
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Digital Music
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7
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Wire Game Project
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Challenge Yourself
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8
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Magnetism
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Challenge yourself
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