Boston Lego Robotics and Python Programming Workshop!
Who are We?
Experiencing robotics and programming is fun!
We are providing workshops in engineering and coding robots at Boston University's College of Arts and Sciences building.
We are serving 6th - 10th graders from 6/24-6/28 (session 1) and 7/22 - 7/26 (session 2). Please sign up if you are interested: Registration and Payment!
Why Python and Lego Robotics?
Python is a robust programming language that is being used in many places in the world such as behind the scene of Google products and Instagram! It is fun, easy to learn, but it can also be challenging when we try to do more advanced level of coding! We teach students how to code a robot to do simple tasks at first, and then we step into more advanced task such as crossing a maze in Python! Students get to build, code, test, and refine their robot every day for different challenges!
Want to Register a Class?
Please go to our Registration and Payment page!
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Classes are for 6th grade to 11th grade!
If you have questions, contact mr.chen.k12@gmail.com
When and where?
Session 1: June 24th 2019 to June 28th 2019 From 9AM to 5PM
(there will be outdoor activity time)
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Session 2: July 22nd 2019 to July 26th 2019 From 9AM to 5PM
(there will be outdoor activity time)
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All at Boston University College of Arts and Science
20 Students max per session!
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Please go to our Registration and Payment page!
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Parents/Guardian are welcomed to inquire with
Mr. Chen ( mr.chen.k12@gmail.com ) if you have any question!
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FAQ
Who do I get in touch with if I have any questions?
Mr. Yuyu Chen ( mr.chen.k12@gmail.com ) if you have any question!
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Is lunch/snack provided?
No. Please bring your own lunch/snack for the program because we worry about people having allergies. Please don't bring food that has peanut in it if you can.
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Can we pay in person?
Yes. Cash or Checks are fine in person. Thanks!
Who is teaching the course?
Mr. Chen is the main instructor along with trained teacher's assistants and he has over 10 years of experience in teaching STEM topics. He has employed to teach Lego Robotics at Boston University's U-Design program for 4 years and he was a FIRST Robotics coach at the Josiah Quincy Upper School. He has over 10 years of programming experience in Python, and numerous STEM initiatives - such as Hour of Code, 3D-Printing, and Lego Robotics at JQUS. He is passionate and experienced in teaching STEM topics!