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Free, open course materials for robotics, electronics, computing, engineering design, and technology ethics.

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Introductory

6

Intermediate

3

Advanced

1

Enrichment

1

IROIntroductorySelf-paced year course

Robotics I: Foundations of Robotic Systems

A self-paced entry course in robotics covering safety, chassis design, circuits, motors, programming, sensing, troubleshooting, documentation, and a beginner autonomous helper-robot capstone.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
First robotics course, build teams, and technical notebook practice
R2IntermediateSelf-paced year course

Robotics II: Intelligent Systems, Control, and Design

A self-paced advanced robotics course focused on systems engineering, mechanism trade-offs, modular code, feedback control, multi-sensor integration, autonomous routines, data-driven optimization, and a full intelligent-robot capstone.

Prerequisites
Robotics I or equivalent systems and programming experience
Best for
Students ready for sensors, control, autonomous routines, and design iteration
SEDIntroductorySelf-paced year course

Sustainable Engineering & Design

A year-long 9–12 engineering studio: safety mastery, engineering notebooks, technical sketching, electronics, gears, and a community-focused capstone with four major design briefs.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
Engineering design students working through community-centered design briefs
TESRIntroductorySelf-paced year course

Technology, Engineering & Social Responsibility

Aligned to the Year 1 TESR framework with block-schedule pacing: digital citizenship and cybersecurity, AI/data fairness, platform governance, reverse engineering and technical reporting, and a social-good capstone.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
Students connecting technology choices to ethics, risk, and social impact
ECISRIntroductorySelf-paced year course

Career Pathways, Ethics & Social Impact

A year-long pathway connecting career readiness, financial decision-making, innovation ethics, and social-impact analysis.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
Career readiness, innovation ethics, and social-impact pathway students
DRONEEnrichmentSelf-paced enrichment

Drone Engineering

Self-paced enrichment in flight systems, control, sensing, autonomy, and robotics math with a drone-focused lens.

Prerequisites
Robotics I or instructor approval
Best for
Students exploring flight systems, autonomy, sensing, and robotics math
VEXV2IntermediateSelf-paced pathway

VEX V2.0

Unified VEX pathway combining EXP (Level 1), V5 (Level 2), and VR (Level 3) tracks. Students develop blocks-first programming, hardware literacy, sensor-driven autonomy, and capstone projects across all three platforms.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
Students learning VEX EXP, V5, and VR platforms across a unified coding and robotics pathway
EE1Intermediate36-week course

Electronics Engineering I: Foundations of Electrical Systems

Self-paced foundational electronics: circuit fundamentals, Ohm's Law, power, resistive networks, AC circuits, semiconductors, digital logic, microcontroller basics, and safety systems.

Prerequisites
Introduction to Electronics Engineering or equivalent lab readiness
Best for
Students moving from electronics fundamentals into electrical systems design
EE2Advanced36-week course

Electronics Engineering II: Advanced Applications

Self-paced advanced electronics: precision analog circuits, filters, oscillators, power conversion, data acquisition, signal processing, communications, sensor interfaces, digital systems, embedded integration, PCB design.

Prerequisites
Electronics Engineering I
Best for
Students studying precision circuits, embedded systems, signal processing, and PCB design
CS1337IntroductorySelf-paced pathway

CS1337: Foundations of Computing, Networks, and Defensive Security

Self-paced computer science to cybersecurity pathway centered on programming logic, systems and networking literacy, CIA triad principles, IDS and monitoring, firewalls, risk analysis, and governance without offensive hacking workflows.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
Students building defensive computing, networking, and security foundations
PYTHONIntroductory36-week course

Python Programming: From Fundamentals to Advanced Applications

Self-paced Python programming: fundamentals and syntax, control flow, functions, data structures, file I/O, OOP, libraries and modules, data analysis, web development, databases, testing, and a capstone application project.

Prerequisites
None
Best for
Students learning Python from fundamentals through applied capstone work

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