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Micro:Bit Programming in JS
The Programming with Micro:bit in JavaScript course is designed for students who want to dive into coding and electronics by programming the Micro:bit using JavaScript. This course covers essential programming concepts such as variables, loops, and conditionals, and applies them to control the Micro:bit’s components like LEDs, sensors, and buttons. Through engaging, hands-on projects, students will create digital tools, interactive games, and smart inventions. This course emphasizes creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, helping students develop a strong foundation in both JavaScript and electronics.
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Overview & Highlights

Level
Middle School
Grades
grade 7-10
Duration
38 hours
Timeframe
Year
Prerequisite
Introduction to Micro:Bit
Course Overview
1
Introduction to Micro:bit and JavaScript Basics
This course begins with an introduction to the Micro:bit device and the MakeCode platform, where students will learn the basics of JavaScript programming in a hands-on, interactive way.
2
Programming with JavaScript Blocks and Text
Students will start by creating simple programs with block-based coding and gradually transition to JavaScript text-based coding, building a strong foundation in both programming methods.
3
Creating Interactive Programs
Through various projects, students will learn to display text, numbers, and images on the Micro:bit, experimenting with beginner projects like "Hello, World!" and "Beating Heart."
4
Using Sensors and Building Responsive Programs
The course explores sensor-based programming with Micro:bit, where students will create fun and interactive projects like sound level detection, timers, and motion-based games.
5
Building Games and Custom Animations
Students will apply their JavaScript skills to create games and animations, such as guessing games, countdowns, and light alarms, enhancing their understanding of programming logic and interactivity.
Certificate of completion available
Earn a certificate of completion and showcase your accomplishment on your resume or LinkedIn.
Featured projects
If On Edge, Bounce
Timer
Shooter Game
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