Molly G

Learning Module 1: Soldering with Rachel F.

Learning Module 2: Intro. to Arduino with Rachel F.

Learning Module 3: 3D Scanning with Kinect

Learning Module 4: Facial Recognition with Raspberry Pi

Learning Module 5: Online Multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe Game

Learning Module 6: Walter Robot

Learning Module 7: Arduino VR Skateboard

Learning Module 8: Learning Python

Learning Module 1: Soldering with Rachel F.

To start the year off, Rachel F. and I got an introduction into soldering. We used a starter kit and each of us started with practice trials before soldering in a speaker, lights, resistors, and a battery connector. We did our own personal research the first day, and spent the next four days finishing our project.

Learning Module 2: Intro. to Arduino with Rachel F.

Rachel F. and I had an introduction to the real coding aspect of Honors Advanced Topics. We used simple tutorials to learn basic wiring, coding, and how to use the Arduino overall. We played with sensors and manipulated their code to expand our knowledge.

Learning Module 3: 3D Scanning with Kinect

Michael H. and I wanted to get a head start on 3D printing but wanted to understand the concept of collecting a 3D image. We used a Kinect and Microsoft 3D Scan to collect our data into a 3D form. (We tried Skanect but it did not work).

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Learning Module 4: Facial Recognition with Raspberry Pi

With Noah D., we were able to use a security camera with a Raspberry Pi to track the facial recognition of whoever is seen.

Learning Module 5: Online Multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe Game

With Andrew H., we made an online mutliplayer game so we could play tic-tac-toe together.

Learning Module 6: Walter Robot

With Michael M., we made a walking bug robot with an arduino that could walk on it's own.

Learning Module 7: Arduino VR Skateboard

With Jacob L., we created a virtual reality game using a skateboard as the controller.

Learning Module 8: Learning Python

With the quarantine in state, I learned a new coding language to keep up with my coding knowledge.

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