Robotics and Automation 10, 20, 30
Course Configurations
Robotics and Automation 10 (Autonomous Focus)
Robotics and Automation 10 (Radio Control Focus)
Robotics and Automation 20 (Autonomous Focus)
Robotics and Automation 20 (Radio Control Focus)
Robotics and Automation 30 (Autonomous Focus)
Apply principles and techniques for injury prevention to ensure safety in the work area.
Investigate the historical development of robotics and autonomous technologies.
Develop and implement a plan to resolve an issue present in a device.
Apply engineering design processes to improve simple tasks and projects.
Demonstrate safe practices when working with electricity and electrical devices.
Incorporate appropriate strategies and conventions for debugging circuits.
Analyze the relationships among voltage, current and resistance in electrical circuits.
Design and construct a variety of electrical circuits.
Explore the use of resistors and light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in electronic circuits.
Use a multimeter to measure voltage, current and resistance of a circuit or portion of a circuit.
Explore how conductors and insulators are used in electric circuits.
Explore how fuses are used to protect circuits.
Demonstrate proficiency in soldering.
Investigate the role of microcontrollers in robotics and automation systems.
Design, construct and program a device to deliver and/or modify simple outputs.
Connect transmitting and receiving devices.
Examine a variety of power sources suitable for robotic and automation applications.
Evaluate wheels for suitability in robotics and automation applications.
Experiment with the properties and capabilities of direct current (DC) motors.
Investigate applications of servos in robotics and automation applications.
Experiment with the properties and capabilities of actuators.
Use motor controllers to power motors.
Use fasteners and adhesives effectively in robotics and automation applications.
Investigate techniques used to build mechanical structure for use in robotics and automation applications.
Modify existing parts for use in a device.
Evaluate workspace organization for effectiveness and efficiency.
Create, follow and manage a basic project plan.
Construct an introductory level assigned or approved robotics or automation project.
Explore robotics and automation career paths in Saskatchewan, Canada and the world.
Module 6: Measuring and Layout
Module 7: Hand Tools
Module 8A: Portable Power Tools
Module 9A: Stationary Power Tools
Module 10: Fasteners and Adhesives