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Willow Elementry School

Robotics

Liverpool
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Engineering Technology

These courses prepare students for advanced technical training and postsecondary opportunities in engineering, programming, and automated systems.

Engineering & Architecture CHS & AHS

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Robotics 1

Students work in teams to design, build, program, and test robots that solve weekly challenges. Topics include the engineering design process, integrating sensors and actuators, control systems, and basic autonomy. The course culminates in a final project and competition.

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Graduate Consultant — 2026 Scheme

PwC·London, UK
£35,000/yr

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UC Approval: Elective G/NCAA

Concentrator

Engineering Principles (Robotics 2)

Applies programming and engineering concepts across mechanical and electrical systems, with opportunities to participate in competitions such as VEX and Solar Cup. Emphasis on design documentation, iteration, and testing.

UC Approval: Physics D

Capstone (Jr/Sr)

Applied Math & Engineering: Algebra 2 & Trig for Engineers (Robotics 3)

Math-for-engineering capstone that connects algebra/trigonometry concepts to real engineering applications (kinematics, gearing, motion profiles, circuits), supporting advanced robotics design and analysis.

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UC Approval: Honors Math C (pending approval)/4th year only

Certifications & Outcomes

Program-specific certifications and competition results can be listed here.

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Note: Sequencing and class options may vary by campus and year; please check with your counselor.

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Skills

Robotics Design
Programming
Engineering Design Process
Control Systems
Kinematics
Circuit Analysis
Mechanical Systems
Electrical Systems
Testing and Iteration
Sensors and Actuators

Location

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

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