Arduino Workshop Part 2

This one-day workshop is a continuation of Arduino Part 1 short course, which is a prerequisite for the Part 2. In this part of the course you will learn how to configure, install and interact with more advanced sensors and devices. The Arduino microcontroller is the programming tool used to control these sensors. Knowledge of the C-language basics you learned in Part 1 is essential to understand and complete this part. Some of the devices used in Part 2 include temperature, humidity, light, ultrasound, photoresistor and photodiode, and pressure sensors, stepper and dc motors, LCD displays, buzzers, and others. You should bring the Arduino board distributed in Part 1 of the series and a laptop will be necessary. Lunch will be provided both days : any dietary needs email: mnickloy@sunypoly.edu STEAM Fusion! NEATEC and the Enrichment Resource Center have teamed up to create a new program:STEAM Fusion! This program is designed to assist educators in bringing more STEAM activities to the classroom by assisting in the implementation of technologies presented in a series of professional development workshops.Learn from the pros!The program begins with a free professional development series created and provided by NEATEC. STEAM Coaching!Now it is time to implement what you learned into the classroom through a 10 week STEAM Fusion Program offered by the Enrichment Resource Center at the cost of $2,750*.Educators will be provided with a STEAM Fusion Coach and a 10 week STEAM Course developed specifically to incorporate the technologies learned in the profession development series. STEAM Fusion courses provide 20 hours of instruction, NGSS aligned curriculum and supplies needed to teach the course.Keep it Going!*Please note:The participation in this program requires districts to purchase a STEAM Fusion Course for each attendee. Districts must be a member of the Enrichment Resource Center by paying the base fee.