
Beginner Course

LEVEL 1 – Coding & Robotics Fundamentals
Hardware: micro:bit V2
Coding Platform: MakeCode (Blocks)
Theme: “From Light to Motion”
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Learning Focus
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Sequencing, loops, and conditional logic
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Event-based programming (buttons, gestures, sensors)
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Functions and modular coding design
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Servo control and LED animation
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Debugging and algorithmic thinking
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Sample Projects
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LED Emoji Display
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Reaction Timer Game
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Servo Parking Barrier
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Smart Fan System
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And more ...
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Challenge Project: “Smart Mini-Gate”
Students upgrade their servo parking barrier by adding a sensor input (button or gesture) to simulate an automatic gate and preparing them for real sensors in Level 2.
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By the End of This Level, Your Child Can:
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Write their own code using logic and sequence
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Build and present their first working robot project
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Understand how computers follow instructions
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Skills Developed: Creativity, logical thinking, confidence, teamwork




LEVEL 2 – Smart Sensors & Automation
Hardware: micro:bit + sensor kit modules
Coding Platform: MakeCode (Blocks + Intro to Python)
Theme: “Let Your Robot Sense the World”
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Learning Focus
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Explore practical sensors: light, motion, temperature, distance, infrared, and etc.
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Combine multiple inputs for automation
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Use variables and conditions for decision making
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Display and interpret real-world data
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Test, debug, and improve designs
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Sample Projects
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Smart Night Lamp (LDR + RGB LED)
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Motion-Activated Light (PIR + LED)
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Ultrasonic Distance Alert
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Temperature & Humidity Display (DHT11 + Display)
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Obstacle Detection Buzzer
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Challenge Project: “Smart Environment Monitor”
Students design a mini station that measures light, temperature, and humidity — displaying data on an OLED and triggering a buzzer alert when thresholds are exceeded.
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By the End of This Level, Your Child Can:
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Connect and code multiple sensors
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Automate simple real-world systems
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Think logically about data and conditions
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Skills Developed: Problem-solving, systems thinking, real-world awareness



Learning Focus
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GPIO, PWM, analog/digital inputs & outputs
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Loops, conditionals, functions, and modular Python coding
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Servo and motor control for robotics
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Debugging and structured programming
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Circuit design & hardware logic​
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Sample Projects
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Smart Traffic Light
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Obstacle-Avoiding Robot
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Smart Home Automation
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And more...
LEVEL 3 – Electronics & Robotics with Raspberry Pi Pico W

Hardware: Raspberry Pi Pico W (Wi-Fi disabled)
Coding Platform: MicroPython (Thonny)
Theme: “Python Code Meets Real Circuits”​​
Challenge Project: “IoT-Ready Smart City Base”
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Students build a Smart City base with sensors & motors, using structured Python logic (Wi-Fi will be activated in Level 4 for cloud connection.)
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By the End of This Level, Your Child Can:
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Write Python code to control sensors & motors
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Design and wire real circuits
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Debug and improve their own programe
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Skills Developed: Computational thinking, electronics literacy, perseverance
LEVEL 4 – IoT & AI Robotics

Hardware: Raspberry Pi Pico W (Wi-Fi enabled) + ESP32 + Ai Camera
Coding Platform: MicroPython / Arduino IDE / Teachable Machine
Theme: “Smart Robots Connected to the Internet”
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Learning Focus
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IoT fundamentals (Wi-Fi, MQTT, Blynk, Adafruit IO)
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Cloud dashboards & remote monitoring
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Functions, classes, & modular code reuse
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Edge AI (TinyML / TensorFlow Lite Micro)
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Voice, gesture, and camera-based AI control
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Sample Projects
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IoT Smart Garden
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Online Weather Station
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AI Voice-Controlled Light
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Face-Detection Door Lock (ESP32-CAM)
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Smart City Robot (Tiny:bit Pro)
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And more...
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Capstone Project: “AI Smart City Showcase”
Students integrate their IoT modules (garden, traffic light, door lock) into a connected Smart City system, combining sensors, AI, and robotics.
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By the End of This Level, Your Child Can:
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Build connected devices that sense, think, and act
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Understand how AI and IoT work together
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Design creative real-world solutions
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Skills Developed: Innovation, digital literacy, AI understanding, leadership

