IEEE Northern New Jersey Section ARDUINO/SNAP CIRCUITS WORKSHOP

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Hands on Arduino and Snap Circuit® Workshop for beginners, sponsored by the IEEE North NJ Section, IEEE Young Professionals, WIE and FDU, STEM Institute of Education ( www.fdu.edu/SIE). Our goal is to introduce middle school and high school students to electronic devices and basic circuit theory. Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics fun and easy. The components are mounted on a plastic module, labeled clearly with the actual circuit symbols and snap together easily to form circuits.  In the projects we will learn to control the circuit with the Arduino microcontroller.



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  • Fairleigh Dickinson University
  • 285 Madison Avenue
  • Madison, New Jersey
  • United States 07940
  • Room Number: Zen-105

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  • With any additional questions please contact Jyoti Sharma (drjyotibali@gmail.com Phone: 973-801-2915, or Katalin Frolio (Katalin.F.US@ieee.orgPhone: 609-240-2091)

     

  • Co-sponsored by Katalin Frolio
  • Starts 28 July 2016 01:00 PM UTC
  • Ends 31 August 2016 04:00 PM UTC
  • 0 in-person spaces left!
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Agenda

Topics: 

    • Arduino hardware

    • Snap Circuits

    • Ohm’s Law (V, I, R)

    • Basic electronic components (resistor, Led, breadboard)

    • Analog vs. Digital, Bits & Bytes

    • Arduino programming

    • IDE setup 

    • Circuit Examples

    • Blink an LED

    • Program a 7 segment display

 

Things to Bring: A laptop computer with a USB port, running Windows XP or later to load the Arduino IDE. To save time download the Arduino environment at home @http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

Just follow the step by step instruction @  http://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Windows

Things Provided: Arduino Uno board, breadboards, components, and Arduino IDE software, Snap Circuits. 

Background Required: Basic algebra for solving simple equations.

Intended Audience: Middle school and high school students paired with an adult supervisor.