Original Arduino CTC 101 Program Self Learning
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Creative Technologies in the Classroom 101, or CTC 101, is a 5 modules STEAM program, tailored for students ages 13 to 17. It is the flagship Arduino Educational Program for schools. CTC 101 uses “project-based” learning methodology. Students are introduced to the foundations of Programming, Electronics, and Mechanics through a series of playful, well-documented projects and easy-to-assemble experiments.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION:
Toolbox of more than 700 components
CTC 101 uses project based learning methodology
Programming and basic coding.
Introduces Arduino boards and digital signals.
Introduces analog signals and serial communication.
Introduces robotics, power systems and motors.
Introduces wireless communication via Bluetooth and advanced sensors.
Extra material and exercises for troubleshooting and further learning.
Self-administered online training, materials for class preparation, teacher guides and resources.
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
6 X Arduino 101 boards
6 X Arduino Education shields
10 X mini breadboards or more
Set of electronic components - To create interactive electronic circuits, includes resistors, potentiometers, LEDs, push buttons, capacitors, and diodes.
Set of MODULINO plug and play modules - sensors and actuators, joystick, light and tilt sensors, and an infrared array
Set of sensors and actuators - light, knock, touch / capacitive, and infrared. Actuators include, standard and continuous servo motors.
Set of batteries - Both 9 V and 1.5 V batteries, and 4-slot and 8-slot battery holders.
Media and storage - webcam, SD-card and a speaker. The Education Shield has an SD card reader and an audio connector.
Set of cables - USB cables, jumper wires, module cables, battery snaps, alligator cables and single core wires.
MDF parts - laser-cut MDF parts. There are more than 10 different projects that can be built with this set of parts
Storage and sorting boxes