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Robotics Engineer I
Grades 4–9
The Robotics Engineer I stream develops key skills with robot navigation and mechanics. Students manage how robots react to the environment. After this stream, they are eligible to participate in robotics competitions.
Multiple class times each week Weekday & weekend options
The Python for AI stream introduces students to programming as the foundation of artificial intelligence. It focuses on building logical thinking, coding confidence, and computational problem-solving skills.
Multiple class times each week Weekday & weekend options
Scratch is a block-based programming language that helps students create interactive stories, games, and animations. Using Scratch, the Jr. Game Developer I stream teaches sequencing, loops, conditional statements, and timing, all essential for game development.
Multiple class times each week Weekday & weekend options
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Robotics classes in Toronto Danforth.
From simple machines to autonomous robots, students develop engineering, design and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects and real-world challenges.
The STEM Enthusiast I stream emphasizes learning by building, introducing students to engineering and design through hands-on LEGO® machines and moving models. Students explore motion and simple mechanisms while using icon-based ScratchJr coding to animate ideas and create simple games, building confidence, creativity, and a strong STEM foundation.
The Robotics Engineer I stream develops key skills with robot navigation and mechanics. Students manage how robots react to the environment. After this stream, they are eligible to participate in robotics competitions.
The Robotics Engineer II stream offers students the opportunity to design, construct, and program Spike robots. Students solve problems and program using Python. This stream empowers students to solve sophisticated challenges in the robotics field. Students completing this stream are eligible to participate in competitions.
The Sr. Robotics Engineer I stream introduces students to programming robots. Through hands-on projects, students integrate Python code to control robot movements and responses. After this stream, they are eligible to participate in robotics competitions.
Coding & AI classes for Toronto Danforth students.
Students progress from programming fundamentals to game development, Python, AI and machine learning — building the skills to create with tomorrow's technologies.
Scratch is a block-based programming language that helps students create interactive stories, games, and animations. Using Scratch, the Jr. Game Developer I stream teaches sequencing, loops, conditional statements, and timing, all essential for game development.
Students in the Minecraft Adventures course learn fundamental concepts like variables, conditional statements, and loops. (Please note: A Minecraft license must be purchased if using your own laptop or attending virtually.)
The Coding Animation stream introduces the fundamentals of text-based coding through fun visuals that allow students to understand important concepts and showcase individual creativity and imagination.
The Web Developer stream starts with HTML and CSS and then delves into JavaScript. Finally, students use jQuery to create more complex and efficient websites. They finish with a web application they build themselves!
Roblox Studio is an online education platform and game creation system that teaches core programming concepts. In this course, students use the text-based programming language, Lua, to code games. The critical thinking and programming concepts learned in this course are applicable to any programming language students may learn in the future.
In the Sr. Game Developer stream, students use Unity, which allows them to focus on designing a game’s content and logic without having to reinvent the wheel. This stream teaches 2D and 3D game development, including programming logic and loops
The Python for AI stream introduces students to programming as the foundation of artificial intelligence. It focuses on building logical thinking, coding confidence, and computational problem-solving skills.
The Python Developer II course takes students beyond the basics into real-world applications of coding. Through object-oriented programming and Pygame, they design and build their own 2D platform game, bringing creativity and logic together.
The Java Application Developer stream offers a comprehensive introduction to Java, covering concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and object-oriented programming. It then dives into JavaFX, a powerful framework for building rich graphical user interfaces (GUIs). After this stream, students are eligible to participate in coding competitions.
The C Developer stream teaches students to use C through hands-on coding exercises and projects. Students develop a solid understanding of best programming practices, including debugging and optimizing code. After this stream, they are eligible to participate in coding competitions.
Students explore electronics, digital design, 3D modelling and emerging technologies through hands-on projects that show how technology solves real-world problems.
The Essential Electronics I stream introduces students to electronics and technology. Students understand basic electronic components such as resistors and LEDS while also learning about circuits and their functionality. They explore the principles of electricity and circuit design, fostering practical skills and critical thinking.
This course provides a hands-on introduction to building autonomous vehicles, covering the fundamentals of chassis design, motors, and microcontroller programming in C++.