Dive deep into underwater robotics! Join us for a fun and engaging way to build your science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills. Designing and building underwater remote-operated vehicles (ROVs) provides appealing, project-based learning activities and fulfills many of the criteria for Next Generation Science Standards. Apply what you learn to build and operate a ROV in shallow water.
In this course, students will learn:
- ROV (remotely-operated vehicle) fundamentals
- How ROVs are used in the oceans and inland waterways
- Basic electrical knowledge and soldering skills
- Teamwork
For students entering 6th, 7th, or 8th grade (ages 10-13).
This class will be held at the WWCC Clarkston campus.
All students must complete the Liability & Photo Release Form and the Emergency Information Form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, links to both forms will be included in the order confirmation email.
Refund Policy: Full refunds will be issued only if you notify the Continuing & Community Education office of your intention to drop by June 23. After that date, partial refunds (40%) will be issued if the office is notified by June 30. No refunds after June 30.