micro:bit


A small, programmable microcontroller board designed to make learning and teaching easy and fun. Developed by the BBC for use in computer education, the micro is equipped with a variety of built-in features, making it a versatile tool for learning coding and electronics.

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What you will learn

Introduction to micro:bit


Intermediate micro:bit


Advanced micro:bit Projects


Innovative micro:bit Projects


Capstone micro:bit Projects


Course Content

Semester 1: Basics of micro:bit

  • Week 1-3: Introduction to micro:bit
  • Week 4-7: Basic Programming with MakeCode
  • Week 8-11: Simple micro:bit Projects
  • Week 12: Project Showcase

Semester 2: Basic Sensor Integration

  • Week 1-3: Using Built-in Sensors
  • Week 4-7: Creating Interactive Projects
  • Week 8-11: Simple Games with micro:bit
  • Week 12: Project Showcase

Semester 1: Advanced Programming

  • Week 1-3: Intermediate Programming Concepts
  • Week 4-7: Using Additional Sensors
  • Week 8-11: Intermediate microProjects
  • Week 12: Project Showcase

Semester 2: Group Projects

  • Week 1-3: Brainstorming and Planning
  • Week 4-7: Developing Group Projects
  • Week 8-11: Testing and Refining Projects
  • Week 12: Project Showcase

Semester 1: Advanced Features

  • Week 1-3: Advanced microProgramming
  • Week 4-7: Integrating Multiple Sensors
  • Week 8-11: Developing Complex Projects
  • Week 12: Project Showcase

Semester 2: Innovation with micro

  • Week 1-3: Brainstorming and Planning
  • Week 4-7: Initial Development and Testing
  • Week 8-11: Project Refinement
  • Week 12: Mid-Year Review

Semester 1: Project Design

  • Week 1-3: Generating Ideas
  • Week 4-7: Planning and Prototyping
  • Week 8-11: Testing and Refining
  • Week 12: Mid-Year Review

Semester 2: Finalizing Projects

  • Week 1-4: Advanced Development
  • Week 5-9: Testing and Debugging
  • Week 10-11: Final Preparations
  • Week 12: Project Showcase

Semester 1: Capstone Project Planning

  • Week 1-3: Idea Generation and Planning
  • Week 4-7: Development Phase 1
  • Week 8-11: Development Phase 2
  • Week 12: Mid-Year Review

Semester 2: Completing Capstone Projects

  • Week 1-4: Final Development
  • Week 5-9: Documentation and Presentation Preparation
  • Week 10-11: Final Presentations
  • Week 12: Capstone Showcase