Students are learning how to use CAD to model and design parts and moving assemblies for the upcoming robotics season.  We are really excited to have our students use an industry standard piece of software to aid in the early design process that is highly critical to overall success.  

The students in computer science are learning the basics of the Java language and are currently distiguishing between data types.  Students regularly write programs to test their skills and get to interact with technology daily. 

Students in robotics are gearing up to building circuits that require some soldering.  Their next project will require the use of a Human PIR sensor, LED's, servos and any other items they are interested in adding.  Just like real world robotic or automated systems, these students are learning to take inputs from their environment and make decisions impacting the output.  

Two of our students presented to the rotary last week about our robotics program and had a chance to show the high quality work that qualified them into the World's FIRST robotics competition last year.

Two students, Makayla Hall and Wyatt Moss, travelled to Portland to present on our robotics team.  Here is the video used to convey the complexity of learning in our robotics program.