Highly Recommended: Arduino 80-Class Teaching Plan and Objectives for Primary and Secondary School Students!

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Course Name

Course Objectives

1

Light Up LED

1. Understand Arduino

2. Basic knowledge of circuits

3. Build a circuit to light up an LED

2

Blinking LED

1. Principle of LED blinking

2. Write a program to blink the LED

3. SOS signal light

3

Flowing Lights

1. Master the wiring and layout of flowing lights

2. Master the programming method for flowing lights

4

Buzzer

1. Basic knowledge of sound

2. Understand active and passive buzzers

3. Programming control methods for buzzers

5

Air Raid Siren

1. Learn the for loop program structure

2. Understand the role of variables in programs

6

Music Master

1. Basic knowledge of music notation

2. Programming to control the buzzer to play music

3. Understand the concept of subroutines

7

Digital Tube

1. Internal principles of digital tubes.

2. Distinguish between common cathode and common anode digital tubes.

3. Wiring and programming methods for digital tubes.

4. Control the digital tube to dynamically display from 0 to 9

8

Countdown Traffic Light

1. Understand the delay program module

2. Encapsulation of subroutines

9

Light-Controlled LED

1. Understand the function and role of sensors

2. Learn to program to process external signal input

3. Complete the experiment with light-controlled LED

10

Serial Monitor (Part 1)

1. Understand serial ports and serial monitors

2. Working principle of serial monitors

3. Use the serial monitor to test sensor values

11

Serial Monitor (Part 2)

1. Send signals via serial port to control Arduino output

2. Understand the characteristics of Arduino output latching

12

Breathing Light

1. Input and output of signals

2. Difference between digital and analog signals.

3. Complete the breathing light using PWM output.

13

Circuit Basics

1. Composition of circuits, understanding circuit schematics

2. Circuit states: closed circuit, open circuit, short circuit

3. Circuit connection forms: series and parallel circuits

14

Button Sensor

1. Principle of button circuit connection and disconnection.

2. Internal circuit principles of button sensors

3. Implement button control of LED lights

15

Digital Dice

1. Functional analysis of dice

2. Write a program for electronic dice

3. Summarize the thought process for creating the project

16

Electronic Piano

1. Analyze the functions of the electronic piano

2. Programming design ideas for the electronic piano

3. Difference between multiple “if” and “if-else” statements

17

Potentiometer Principle

1. Applications of potentiometers in life

2. Adjusting the brightness of LED lights with potentiometers

3. Using potentiometers as sensors

18

RGB Color Light

1. Principle of the three primary colors of light

2. Test the common terminal of RGB color lights

3. Control the color of the light emitted by the RGB light

19

Crazy Motor

1. Basic principles of motors

2. Control the speed and direction of the motor

3. Create a potentiometer-controlled fan

20

Infrared Remote Control

1. Applications of infrared remote control in life.

2. Test the key values of the infrared remote control.

3. Create fans with various switching methods.

21

Remote-Controlled Oscillating Fan

1. Basic principles of servo motors

2. Wiring and programming of servo motors

3. Program design for remote-controlled oscillating fans

22

Creative Fan

1. Principle of ultrasonic sensor distance measurement

2. Wiring and programming of ultrasonic sensors.

3. Ultrasonic automatic speed fan.

23

Welcoming Robot

1. Control servo motors with ultrasonic sensors

2. Create a “Big White Welcoming Robot”

24

Four-Digit Digital Tube Principle

1. Internal composition of four-digit digital tubes

2. Principles of dynamic display for digital tubes

3. Wiring and programming for four-digit digital tubes

25

Distance Measuring Instrument

1. Application of four-digit digital tube modules

2. Learn to extract the various weights of a number

3. Create a distance measuring instrument

26

Coin Counter

1. How to use counting sensors

2. Design the program for the coin counting box

3. Learn to use EEPROM in programs

27

LED Dot Matrix Indicator

1. Applications of LED dot matrices in life

2. Internal structure and principles of LED dot matrices

3. Control LED dot matrices to display various patterns

28

Rock-Paper-Scissors Game Machine

1. Use LED dot matrices to draw patterns

2. Use LED dot matrices to display animations

3. Design the rock-paper-scissors game machine

29

Automatic Watering Machine

1. Working principle of relays

2. Build a relay output circuit

3. Create an automatic watering device

30

Laser String Instrument

1. Learn to make a light sensor

2. Difference between “if” modules and “when” loop modules

3. Create a laser harp

31

Smart Button (Part 1)

1. Wiring and programming of buttons

2. Program design with variables as “intermediaries”

3. Design the “Smart Button” program

32

Smart Button (Part 2)

1. Design the program for multi-level buttons

2. Specific execution process of the smart button program

3. Learn to detect if the button is released

33

Quiz Buzzer

1. Application scenarios for quiz buzzers

2. Write the basic program for the quiz buzzer

3. Use “when loop” to control program execution

34

Remote-Controlled Oscillating Fan (Advanced)

1. Three types of loops in programs

2. Design a counting loop with while loops

3. Exiting loop programs

4. Advanced version of infrared remote-controlled oscillating fan

35

Electric Vehicle Anti-Theft Device

1. Functions of the electric vehicle anti-theft device

2. Learn to use a four-channel wireless remote control kit.

3. Design the anti-theft device using two different programs

36

Timer Stopwatch

1. Real-time display of variables on digital tubes

2. Program for the smart button

3. Create loops and exit loops

37

Digital Tube Clock

1. Real-time display of variables on digital tubes

2. Usage of variable classification tags

38

Guess the Number Game Machine

1. Use digital tubes for input display

2. Multiple “if” judgment programs

3. Determine if the button is long-pressed and if it times out

39

Simple Calculator

1. Use digital tubes for input display

2. Multiple “if” judgment programs

3. Learn to debug and improve program bugs

40

1602 LCD Display

1. LCDs and their working principles

2. Differences between parallel and serial communication

3. Wiring and programming of LCD1602

41

Simulated Banking System

1. How to use the LCD1602 display

2. Learn to use programs to solve practical problems

42

Whack-a-Mole Game Machine (Part 1)

1. Familiarize with the use of Mixly software

2. Use of multiple choice structures and when loop structures

3. Use of OLED displays

43

Whack-a-Mole Game Machine (Part 2)

1. Basic concept of interrupts

2. Use timer interrupts to solve problems

3. Design variables in programs based on project requirements

44

Breathing Flowing Light

1. Working process of breathing flowing lights

2. Write the program for breathing flowing lights

3. Use arrays to store data

45

Memory Game Machine

1. Learn to define variables based on project requirements

2. Learn to use arrays to solve program problems

3. Further practice for loops on arrays

46

Electronic Password Lock

1. Review the digital tube display program

2. Complete password input with digital tubes and buttons

3. Further practice storing and retrieving array data

47

Bean Game Machine

1. Use of 8*8 dot matrix screens

2. Storing and retrieving array data

3. Use of timer interrupt programs

48

Detailed Explanation of Program Functions

1. Program functions and their roles

2. Four types of program functions

3. Write functions to simplify programs

49

Matrix Keyboard Usage

1. Principles of 4*4 matrix keyboards

2. Use scanning methods to detect matrix keyboards

3. Use line inversion methods to detect matrix keyboards

50

Control of Stepper Motors

1. Principles and applications of stepper motors

2. Wiring and programming control of stepper motors

3. Control stepper motors with different excitation methods

51

Decoder Chip 74HC138

1. Master binary addition and subtraction

2. Learn about the 74HC138 decoder

3. Principles of cascading two decoder chips

52

Shift Register Chip 74HC595

1. Functions and pin wiring of the 74HC595 chip

2. Principles of serial input and output of data in the 595 chip

53

Latch Chip 74HC573

1. Functions and pin wiring of the 74HC573 chip

2. Principles of serial input and output of data in the 573 chip

3. Use two chips to achieve pin multiplexing on the main control board

54

Clock Chip DS1307

1. Functions and pin wiring of the DS130 chip

2. Data units and BCD codes in computers

3. Working process of reading and writing chips via I2C interface

55

Assembly of Smart Cars

1. Complete soldering of motor pin wires and switches

2. Complete assembly of the smart car

56

Programming Control of Smart Cars

1. Transistor switch circuits

2. Working principles of the L298N driver

3. Programming to control the movement of smart cars

57

Mobile Remote-Controlled Car

1. Bluetooth technology and Bluetooth serial modules

2. Understand the Bluetooth communication process

3. Realize mobile remote control of smart cars via Bluetooth serial

58

Obstacle Avoidance for Smart Cars

1. Common solutions for robot obstacle avoidance

2. Control the car to meet different obstacle avoidance needs

59

Smart Car Maze Navigation

1. Common algorithms for maze navigation

2. Write a program for the robot to navigate the maze

3. Learn to debug the car to complete different tasks

60

Fall Prevention for Smart Cars

1. Usage of line-following sensors

2. Implement fall prevention measures for the car

61

Line-Following Car (Part 1)

※※ Single Photoelectric Line-Following Strategy

1. Basic line-following

2. Line-following + off-line protection

3. Line-following + off-line protection + intersection judgment

62

Line-Following Car (Part 2)

※※ Double Photoelectric Line-Following Strategy

1. Basic line-following

2. Line-following + off-line protection

3. Line-following + off-line protection + intersection judgment

63

Robot Triathlon

※※ Triathlon: Remote Control, Maze Navigation, Line Following

64

Automatic Patrolling Robot

1. Function of servo-controlled ultrasonic platforms

2. Control the platform to detect obstacles in multiple directions

3. Design and create multi-directional obstacle-avoiding (patrolling) cars

65

Communication Between Bluetooth Devices

1. Serial communication between Arduino boards

2. Realize wireless communication between Arduinos

3. Create a PS2 joystick wireless remote-controlled car

66

Lunch Box Remote-Controlled Robot

1. Realize wireless communication between Arduinos

2. Understand the circuit working principles of the lunch box remote control

3. Design a lunch box remote control to control the smart car

67

Introduction to Arduino Programming

1. Framework of Arduino code programs

2. Common pin operation commands for Arduino

3. Common serial operation commands for Arduino

68

Variables, Constants, Data Types

1. Knowledge of computer memory and variables

2. Data types and variable types

3. Learn to define constants in programs

69

Mathematical, Relational, and Logical Operations

1. Basic mathematical operations in C language

2. Basic relational operations in C language

3. Basic logical operations in C language

70

Conditional Judgments (Part 1)

1. The three main structures of programs

2. if-else conditional judgment statements

3. Smart button program

71

Conditional Judgments (Part 2)

1. Use else if structure to handle multi-branch programs

2. How to use switch-case

72

Practice – Rock-Paper-Scissors Game

1. if-else judgment statements

2. switch-case statements

73

Loops (Part 1)

1. Loops in programs

2. How to use while loops

3. break and continue statements

74

Loops (Part 2)

1. for loop program structure

2. Nested structures of loops

75

Practice – Perpetual Calendar

※※ Project Function Overview:

Users can input any year and month in the serial monitor, and the system will automatically print a calendar for that month, similar to the calendar in the Windows system.

76

Functions

1. Program functions and their roles.

2. Four types of program functions

3. Write functions to simplify programs

77

Arrays

1. Learn to create arrays

2. Access, modify, and traverse array elements

3. Sum, find the maximum value, and sort arrays

78

Pointers

1. Concept of pointers, learn to define pointers

2. Use * to dereference and & to get addresses

3. Use pointers to manipulate variables

79

Arrays and Pointers (Part 1)

1. Meaning of array names representing the starting address of the array

2. Manipulate arrays using pointers

3. Define pointer arrays, access addresses and contents in pointer arrays

80

Arrays and Pointers (Part 2)

1. Manipulate elements in two-dimensional arrays

2. Differences between two-dimensional arrays, pointer arrays, and array pointers

3. Usage and learning methods of Arduino libraries