Section: Topic 1 | Arduino Physics

Section outline

- Select activity MicroController Project 1. Learn About Mi...
  
  MicroController Project
  
  1. Learn About MicroControllers
  
  (small computers - Measure and Control)
  
  2. Learn to Control an Arduino MicroController
  
  3. Use an Arduino to Operate a Sumo Wrestling Robot
  
  In Class:
  
  Intro to MicroControllers - Mr. Rich
  
  Comic Strip - Pg 1 - 9
  Running your first program (sketch) - Blink
- Select activity Microcontrollers
  
  Microcontrollers Page
- Select activity Arduino Comic Strip
  
  Arduino Comic Strip File
- Select activity Arduino Create Web EditorText EditorCodeBenderAssi...
  
  Demo: Blink
  
  Google Classroom:
  
  Link
  
  Coding App:
  
  BCS Arduino Cloud
  
  Assignment #1:
  Load Blink
  Save Blink as SOS
  
  Modify the code to blink 3 shorts - 3 longs - 3 shorts (Morse Code for S-O-S)
  
  Modify the code to blink Your Name in Morse Code
  
  note: make a short = 200ms
  
  Turning in Sketches to Google Classroom:
  
  To add your Arduino code directly to an assignment in Google Classroom, you can use the Share to Google Classroom button built directly into the Arduino Cloud Editor. This integration requires an active Arduino Cloud School Plan. [1, 2, 3]
  
  How to Turn in Your Sketch (For Students)
  
  Open your project: Log in to the Arduino Cloud and navigate to the Sketches tab to open the code you want to submit. [1, 2]
  
  Add documentation (Optional): If your teacher requested images, schematics, or project reports, you can attach them directly to your sketch inside the Cloud Editor. [1, 2]
  
  Click Share: Look for the Share to Google Classroom button located within the editor panel. [1]
  
  Choose your assignment: A Google Classroom pop-up window will appear. Select your specific class and the corresponding assignment from the dropdown list.
  
  Submit: Click Turn In (or Submit) to link your live Arduino sketch directly to your teacher’s gradebook. [1]
- Select activity Assignment: With the Blink Sketch...
  
  Assignment:
  
  With the Blink Sketch as a pattern, write a sketch that sends morse code to pin 13 (LED) of your first, middle and last name.