Robotics Summer Camps - High School

High School Camps - New Students

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Note that initial High School team assignment for the fall will be complete by 6/30. If you would like to join us for a competition team in the fall, please contact us by email info@robotrevolution.net.

Introduction Building for VRC : New students should take two weeks of camp to have the opportunity to build and program a fully functional robot. These students will work individually, learning how to build a chassis, a lift, learn mechanical advantage, wiring, power management while developing a creative solution to a task.

Register for a full week session by following the register link for your preferred date/time below.

Introduction to CAD for VRC : Beginning Computer Aided Design (CAD) will introduce students to Computer Aided Design. Students will learn how to use the CAD program Fusion 360. They will learn how to manipulate and use parts and assemblies. The course will concentrate on Computer Aided Design (CAD) for Vex Robotics, but students will learn the basics of CAD for designing robots and other real world objects.

We are using the interest list below for these classes. This class will be held if there are 4 students.

Introduction to C++ for VRC : This can be taken as a refresher course. Students begin working in C++, learn basic syntax, spacing and formatting, comments, embedded data types, conditional statements and how these relate to the robot. C++ is a textual language that has formed the base for some of the more common languages today such as java and is a great foundation for programmers. Then we move on to various loops and, finally, to functions, passing variables by value. By the end of this class students will know how to organize their code in industry standard formats paving their way to solve complex algorithms. Basic autonomous and drive control will be featured.

We are using the interest list below for these classes. This class will be held if there are 4 students.