Day 1: Introduction to Wokwi & Basic Electronics  

– Overview of Wokwi and its simulation environment.  

– Understanding current, voltage, and energy concepts.  

– Hands-on activity: Creating a basic circuit with a battery and LED.  

– Experimenting with different circuit components.  

Assignment: Create a basic LED circuit on Wokwi.  

 Day 2: Arduino Basics & LED Control  

– Introduction to Arduino and setting up ports.  

– Writing and uploading Arduino code.  

– Controlling single and multiple LEDs using Arduino.  

– Hands-on project: Traffic light signals for beginners (for younger students).  

Assignment: Write Arduino code to control LEDs based on different patterns.  

Day 3: Sensor-Based Automation & Home Appliances Control  

– Introduction to sensors (LDR, humidity, gas).  

– Using relays to control appliances like fans and lights.  

– Hands-on project: Controlling a home appliance using a TV remote.  

Assignment: Implement an automated plant management system using a humidity sensor and LDR.  

Day 4: Security & Safety Systems  

– Introduction to gas, motion, and ultrasonic sensors.  

– Hands-on project: Creating a security alarm system using ultrasonic and motion sensors.  

– Hands-on project: Developing a gas leak alarm system.  

Assignment: Implement an automatic lighting system using a motion sensor.  

Day 5: Advanced Sensor-Based Automation  

– Integrating multiple sensors for smart automation.  

– Hands-on project: Rain detection system for automated actions.  

– Hands-on project: Enhancing home security with ultrasonic and humidity sensors.  

Assignment: Develop a system that triggers an alert based on multiple sensor readings.  

Day 6: Car Chassis & Motor Control   

– Introduction to motor drivers and controlling motors.  

– Car chassis assembly with motors and L298N motor driver.  

– Hands-on project: Basic motor movement control.  

Assignment: Write code to control the movement of a simple motorized vehicle.  

Day 7: Water and Air pressure Rocket

– Project: Water Bottle Rocket – Use a plastic bottle, water, and air pressure to launch a homemade rocket.  

– Activity: Experiment with different water levels & air pressure to see how high the rocket goes.  

Assignment: Try different bottle sizes at home and record the results.  

Day 8: Final Project & Showcase  

– Students finalize their projects.  

– Testing and debugging.  

– Demonstration of key projects.  

– Discussion on future advancements in automation and Arduino.  

Final Assignment: Present and demonstrate a complete automation project.