Mobile
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Mobile
17 have dabbled
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1 reviews
Not Active in the last 12 months
Not Active in the last 12 months
Mobile U
The class will be taught by Kilton Hopkins. Kilton started programming computers when he was 8 years old. He started building electronics circuits at age 10. In middle school, the science fair opened a new "inventor award" category in order to accommodate his robotics entry.
It's good to understand the theory behind electronics, but it's better to actually build stuff. Kilton believes you should do both at the same time, so he tries to get everyone building stuff wherever he goes.
ABOUT THIS TEACHER
The class will be taught by Kilton Hopkins. Kilton started programming computers when he was 8 years old. He started building electronics circuits at age 10. In middle school, the science fair opened a new "inventor award" category in order to accommodate his robotics entry.
It's good to understand the theory behind electronics, but it's better to actually build stuff. Kilton believes you should do both at the same time, so he tries to get everyone building stuff wherever he goes.
STUDENT EXPERIENCES
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Evan K.Reviewed on 03/29/13This class was a great introduction to electronics in general and Arduinos in particular. The teacher was clearly excited about the topic, and I left the class eager to experiment more.
This class was a great introduction to electronics in general and Arduinos in particular. The teacher was clearly excited about the topic, and I left the class eager to experiment more.
