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High school students in Stony Brook, NY gain practical skills in digital electronics and physical computing through this Engineering Summer Program. Participants use Arduino microcontrollers, exploring binary logic, inputs/outputs, and microcontroller-based control. Labs cover programming Arduino, wiring components, and using digital/analog signals. Students apply fundamentals to real-world engineering challenges, learning to control motors and integrate multiple components. The program culminates in a student-designed final project, reinforcing problem-solving and engineering design principles. No prior experience is needed, ensuring accessibility while maintaining technical rigor.
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This summer engineering course introduces high school students to the fundamentals of digital electronics and physical computing through hands-on use of the Arduino Microcontroller. No prior programming or electronics experience is required.
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