Robotics is a class and a club at Perry High School that engages students in hands on STEM related activities. First semester, students learn about CAD and CAM processes in order to make a CO2 powered wooden car. Second semester, students work in small groups to design and create a 120lb. robot.
Full Syllabus: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17hM3lkJrmPWvtE97V-JeVN9X_vsGJNF2/view?usp=sharing
'Abridged' Syllabus: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1csPH1iK1Q-4qaPjzKkkbjwVkWqBJPekD/view?usp=sharing
Below are the software needed for this course. Students may need to make an Autodesk account for free in order to get a free download of these software. Students will need Fusion 360 if they can bring a laptop to school.
Fusion 360 (preferred) or Autodesk Inventor: https://www.autodesk.com/education/edu-software/overview?sorting=featured&page=1
The first semester of robotics is dedicated to preparing for the CO2 Dragster Competition, made and hosted by Perry High School. Students will, either individually or with a partner, design, test, and manufacture a wooden CO2 powered race car.
Students will utilize CAD to create their designs, use CFD to test the aerodynamics of their design, and then use CAM to make their design with a CNC router. The competition is held at Perry in November/December.