Arduino is offering classes that will be presented by Caz Bowyer.

In order to participate in the Arduino Uno micro-controller classes, a *Windows laptop* is necessary for participants to code their Arduino using C++. To prepare for the class, the Arduino IDE Software can be downloaded in advance from this link: https://www.arduino.cc/en/main/software.  The First SessionOn July 6th, the focus will be on configuring the software and settings to ensure that everyone can effectively program their Arduino board, enabling them to perform tasks such as LED blinking and DC motor control. Moving forward, the subsequent classes will delve into the process of actual construction. Session 2the construction of a ferris wheel equipped with a stepper motor and push buttons will soon be completed, Session 3the end, it will consist of a mechanical limb controlled by a servo motor and potentiometer input. Additionally, it will feature Session 4 Do you want to discover how to construct a catapult equipped with a range sensor? Look no further! Caz, an extraordinary companion and renowned presenter at our store, will guide you through the process. With her vast experience and passion for micro-controllers, she is eager to share her knowledge and enthusiasm with you!

*This course mandates the use of a Windows laptop. The fee for this course is $20 per individual, and the total cost of the required items, if bought individually from the store, will be under $80 (The instructor will provide guidance on which specific parts to purchase before every class).

Guitar Pedal Lessons - Hosted by Matt Wilson

Physics teacher, Matt Wilson, will be providing instruction on guitar pedal construction during these classes! Learn about their inner workings and have the opportunity to assemble your very own pedal from scratch right here in the store. Matt will even bring some of his own parts for participants to borrow. However, if you prefer, you can purchase your own components on-site to build a truly personalized pedal.

The Fuzz Pedal: A Brief Journey through Time https://youtu.be/vtoac9zRibM

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* This class will not need any components , however, if participants wish to build their own they can buy the parts in-store

Matt Wilson will provide a complete set of classroom materials. However, if you prefer, you have the option to buy individual items at the store.

Experience a casual and relaxed learning session, where you are free to join us for a short period of time. Kindly get in touch with Chris via email or reach out to the store at 713-784-0140 in order to coordinate your participation.

Mechanical / Robotics Lessons - Nolan Dunne

Nolan is going to utilize our Tamiya kits, available at the store, in order to construct a compact robotic drive-train! Attendees will have the opportunity to assemble their own scaled-down (resembling a book in size) drive-train alongside other participants.

*The price of attending this class is $20 per participant and it involves acquiring less than $80 worth of components individually at a store. The instructor will offer guidance on what parts to purchase before each session.

Introduction to Electronics - Bill Werzner

Get started with these introductory electronics classes! Led by Bill Werzner, president of the Houston Vintage Radio Association (H.V.R.A.), and his colleagues, these classes will cover everything from basic components to complex circuits. Join us as we dive into the world of electronics and learn how to build and troubleshoot various circuits. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to enhance your knowledge in the field of electronics.

* This class will not need any components

*Dates to be determined*

Soldering Classes -

*Dates to be determined*