SWWRocBot (SWW Robotics Program)
Proposed Curriculum
SWW robotics program will be a 2 semester credit bearing course. It will be modular in design. The trajectory of the course will include, but not be limited to, modules that focus on:
- Applied science
- Applied math
- Applied design
- Applied engineering
- Applied computer science and programming
- Applied communications and technology
- Design, production & distribution of audio and video media
- Graphic arts
- Web site & service design and implementation
- Civic responsibility (community service, mentoring others)
- Personal and project planning
- Time management
- Personal and program fundraising and accounting
- Spoken and written English
- The art of persuasive communications (public relations)
- What is honest advertising and how is it designed
Each module will be supervised/mentored by one or more from the following:
- SWW faculty members
- Professionals recruited from the local business community
- Professionals from supporting organizations, i.e. Bausch & Lomb, Cross Brothers Engineering, CooperVision and others to be recruited
- Faculty from local educational institutions
- Community volunteers
- Mentors
I look for what needs to be done. After all, that's how the universe designs itself.
R. Buckminster Fuller
1 comment:
After consultations with others, several revisions are made to this page.
First, the curriculum topics have been divided into two categories. They are:
Scientific and Technological Arts and Sciences
Social & Communications Arts and Sciences
Several additional curriculum topics are hereby added to the list. Thus, the revised curriculum is the following:
Scientific and Technological Arts and Sciences
Applied science
Applied math
Applied physics
Applied chemistry
Applied biology (Biological Engineering)
Applied design
Applied engineering (Mechanical Engineering)
Applied computer science and programming
Applied Systems Theory
Social and Communication Arts & Sciences
Spoken and written English
Social Studies and the Social Sciences
Graphic, Fine Arts & Music
Fundraising and accounting
Design, production & distribution of audio and visual media
Communications technologies, new media and Web design & production
Civic responsibility (community service, mentoring others)
Time management, personal and project planning
Professional and personal ethics
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