Phase IV – Mechanism and Programming:
The Phase IV requires students have LEGO building skills, know how to design a Lego Construction, understand different energy can be used for LEGO motion; the Phase IV also introduce programming skill to connect computer world with Mechanism world. In this 8-week program, students will learn how to build a Robot, how to write Robotic Code, how to use programming code to control Robot. The final project will provide students a chance to use all skills and experience gained in the whole program (Phase I/II/III/IV) to construct a Robot. More paper work will be required during the Phase IV, since students are expected to present their own idea to more people. All qualified students will be awarded Play2Learn Education Lego Challenge Phase IV Training certificate.
Who is eligible?
Students who are older than 9 years old and higher than Grade IV in regular school (must pass the interview if younger than 8 years old) OR Students who did successfully finish Lego Challenge Program Phase III in Play2Learn Education
Class Plan:
- Class 1 Programming Introduction
- Class 2 Robot Programming
- Class 3 Automatic Parking
- Class 4 Driving Reversely
- Class 5 Object Detection
- Class 6 Vehicle Control
- Class 7 Intersection
- Class 8 Cruise Control
