ASFG- Classes & Club

About the Classes

Classes are focus on developing problem-solving skills. In fact, we are applying the knowledge we get in the classroom to real-life situations. Students are learning the importance of teamwork, work ethics, communication, critical thinking, and other important skills. We are developing a significant amount of useful skills such as; responsibility, creativity, time management, and collaboration.

Graphic Design - Digital Multimedia - Publishing -Yearbook- - Introduction to Programming

Programming & Robot - AP Computer Science Principles - Robotic Teams

Programs and Apps

Graphic Design

Photo manipulation and retouching, illustration, digital art, and design fundamentals provide students with an introduction to graphic design concepts and tools. Students will gain a working knowledge of Photoshop, Illustrator, and principles of design.

Digital Multimedia

This course introduces the basics of digital video production utilizing video and audio editing software. Students study video technologies, basic equipment operation, video composition, basic lighting, and audio, production planning, and project planning/design. Students work based on personal interests to create projects utilizing numerous technologies.

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Publishing -Yearbook-

Learn fundamentals of print design - concept design, layout, editing, and project management - as you create a variety of print materials, with a focus on the school yearbook. Students will photograph all high school events, solicit content, and design layouts to create their unique edition of The ASFG Legend with digital publishing tools. This class is also responsible for the publication of various other school publications.

Introduction to Programming

This class introduces the students to the programming world. Students will explore how programmers think and design programs to solve everyday problems and interact with the world through sensors, logic, controls, and systems. Students will work with visual block-based programming languages as well as text-based languages such as Javascript, Python, or Swift.

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Programming & Robotics

In this project-based course, students will design, build, program, and use a variety of robotic devices to solve challenges while learning concepts from design thinking, computer science, and engineering. Programming will explore foundational and intermediate skills to integrate computer-based code and real-world devices. Program smart devices, apps, and build custom robots with sensors and movement to autonomously navigate environments and perform specific actions.

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AP Computer Science Principles

AP Computer Science Principles offers a multidisciplinary approach to teaching the underlying principles of computation. The course will introduce students to the creative aspects of programming, abstractions, algorithms, large data sets, the Internet, cybersecurity concerns, and computing impacts. AP Computer Science Principles also gives students the opportunity to use current technologies to create computational artifacts for both self-expression and problem-solving.

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Upper School Robotics

Minerva's

WARRIORS and LEGION

Rapid prototyping activity

Planning

Understand the problem, Create strategies and make a sketch

Testing Videos (final result)

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Prototype, Test, Evaluate the results, and re-design

Students Building their first Drivetrain

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Students learning how to create their first drivetrain with TETRIX robotics parts

Students Building the competition Drivetrain

Selecting our drivers (2022)

Minerva's Warriors and Minerva's Legion drivers selected by an internal contest.

Competition Robots (2022)

Minerva's Warriors

Minerva's Legion

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