Week 1
Lesson 1
LED Matrix
Provide students with an advanced example of integrated circuit usage, as well as exposure to more complex circuit designs.
Task: LED Matrix Implementation
Aid students in creating the project circuit and code to cycle through an image, numbers, and letters on an LED matrix.
Lesson 2
4 x 7-Segment Display
Designed to provide students with more exposure to integrated circuits, along with a brief introduction to transistors.
	Task: 4-Digit Counter
	Assist students in the creation of the project circuit and development of code to make an upward-counting display.
Lesson 3
DC Motor
Provide students with an understanding of the attitude sensor component and its association with the Pi.  Also, discuss new circuit component architectures.
	Task: Attitude Sensor Setup
	Instruct students to create the circuit and generate code in order to create a functional 	attitude sensor
Lesson 4
Stepper Motor
Discuss the concept of inputs from circuit components, through the use of a keypad, into a Pi. Also discuss the anatomy of the keypad component.
	Task: Matrix Keypad Setup
	Perform the tasks necessary to create a functional keypad that works in coordination 	with the Pi
Lesson 5
Smart Robotics Car Project Introduction
Introduce students to robotics kit components, including batteries, machinery, motors, and other parts.
	Task: Parts Check
	Walk students through the kit of available parts to prepare for assembly.
 Week 2
Lesson 6
Robotics Project Assembly
Guide students in building the project.
	Task: Smart Car Assembly
	Help students to attach motors, wheels, sensors, their Raspberry Pi, and batteries to their chassis.
Lesson 7
Robotics Project Software Setup
Assist students in downloading the required software for the project.
	Task: Software Installation
	Ensure students have I2C enabled, the correct version of Python running, and the required files.
Lesson 8
Robotics Project Module Tests
Reintroduce students to old components and code in a smart car setting. In addition, introduce infrared LED and camera components, as well as code that uses them.
	Task: Module Tests
	Walk students through several programs, testing different smart car features: motors, ADC voltage check, infrared line tracker, LEDs, buzzers, servos, ultrasonic sensor, and camera.
Lesson 9
Review
All taught subject is reviewed and practiced to guarantee students are knowledgeable and capable enough to create their own projects from scratch.
Lesson 10
Final Project
The students will create their own program from what they have learned throughout the class. Upon completion the projects are demonstrated by their creators.