Students bring robots to life through hands-on programming and problem-solving with Sphero BOLT+ robots, while also exploring cybersecurity, AI literacy, and ethical AI.
This program allows middle school students to develop foundational computer science skills through hands-on engagement with Sphero BOLT+ robots. Participants will learn programming and problem-solving techniques, applying concepts using both block-based coding and JavaScript to control their robots and complete various missions. The curriculum also delves into critical areas of modern technology, including an exploration of cybersecurity principles, developing AI literacy, and engaging in discussions about the ethical implications of artificial intelligence. Students will utilize the Sphero Blueprint Engineering Kit to tackle robotics challenges, fostering computational thinking and teamwork. The course aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to computer science and robotics, preparing students to understand and interact with an increasingly technology-driven world.
A typical day involves hands-on challenges with Sphero BOLT+ robots, applying programming fundamentals using blocks and JavaScript, and exploring topics like cybersecurity and AI literacy.
This course is ideal for incoming sixth to eighth graders who are curious about computer programming and computer science and want to understand how to leverage technology.
University of Washington Seattle campus
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