Ages 12-17
Meets on campus from 1 PM to 4 PM, July 20th - 23rd
Led by Brian DeJong, a CMU engineering faculty member

Learn basic text programming using Arduino Unos and electronics kits. You will program the Arduinos to listen to sensors and to control motors as you build remote-control laser pointers, auto fans, RFID lockboxes, and AI teddy bears. No prior programming experience is needed; code will be adjustable to all skill levels.

Outcomes:

understand the Uno hardware
understand basic text programming
understand control of sensors and motors
program the Uno to control contraptions

Please keep in mind that student interest in the topic enhances not only their experience, but also that of their fellow campers.

If financial barriers would limit your participation, please email us at cese@cmich.edu to talk about how we can make our programs accessible for you.

Arduino Programming