Engineering/Robotics class in High School

[Richard Wallace]

Originally Posted by DavidPierce

... I would like very specific advice, copies of syllabi, course materials, etc.

Here is a link to the curriculum that FRC 931 developed a few years ago. They still use something pretty similar to this at Gateway Tech HS in St. Louis.

[Akash Rastogi]

Contact David Bodmer of Team 11 for information as well.

http://mort11.org/communications/contact-information

Our district has been running classes since around 2000-2001

[Lil' Lavery]

I'd suggest contacting Marty Rothwell of Team 612/Chantilly High School. Their program is a little bit unique due to the nature of the Fairfax County Public Schools academy program at CHS.

http://www.fcps.edu/ChantillyAcademy...othwell_m.html

[mathking]

We (the Dublin City Schools) are going to start the Dublin Engineering Academy, using the Project Lead the Way model (the design curriculum) next year in cooperation with the Metro School (home of team 3324). It will be three periods in a row (a little over two hours) at the end of the day. The course will be team taught by two teachers, one from Dublin and one from Metro, with students from all the involved high schools. The students will get 3 high school credits and Ohio State credit for Engineering 181, Calc 151 and Calc 152. We don't have our syllabus done yet since I have not been to the training for Digital Electronics yet, but I would be happy to share/discuss what we're doing.

[Brandon Holley]

Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi

Contact David Bodmer of Team 11 for information as well.

http://mort11.org/communications/contact-information

Our district has been running classes since around 2000-2001

I 2nd this suggestion. Mount Olive's program is first class all the way.

-Brando