Design and Programming of Lego Mindstorms EV3

For Children, Youth, and Teens

4.9(46)3h 18m16 lectures2 sections

What you'll learn

  • Understand robotics fundamentals
  • Learn to program the robot
  • Use sensors for interaction
  • Execute robot design projects
  • Develop logical thinking skills
  • Solve problems using programming

About this course

The EV3 robot is the third generation of robots produced by LEGO, designed for interactive learning. It is widely used in schools around the world, including in the Gulf countries, to teach robotics. Children and students take on the role of engineers, programming their own games as they wish. In this course, you will learn how to use and program this robot from scratch.

Expected outcomes

  • Master programming robots using EV3.
  • Design interactive robots using sensors and programming.
  • Understand how to implement practical robotics projects.
  • Analyze and solve problems using programming blocks.

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    Course content

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    EV3 Robot Programming

    15 lectures
    1. The World of Robotics and Its History11:19
    2. Introduction to Lego Mindstorms23:04
    3. Software and General Specifications for Lego EV315:17
    4. Logic and Robotics4:31
    5. Program Components and Menus8:31
    6. Existing Blocks and Motion Block11:20
    7. Programming a Robot to Perform Motion13:03
    8. Motion Command Applications14:43
    9. Sensors and Touch Sensor20:34
    10. Color Sensor17:04
    11. Ultrasonic Sensor18:31
    12. Gyro Sensor12:55
    13. Data Block and Its Properties13:00
    14. Advanced Block Explanation9:24
    15. Ideas for Building Robots and Ready Files5:27
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    Instructor

    Eng. Kanaan Al-Hallaj

    Eng. Kanaan Al-Hallaj

    Instructor at the International Robotics Club, specializing in the development and programming of customer relationship management applications, has worked on various projects integrating robotics and artificial intelligence.
    5,677 students14 courses