The acronym STEM refers to the academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The idea of STEM education is to teach students in these four disciplines with an interdisciplinary and applied approach. The acronym was coined by the United States National Science Foundation in 2001 to encourage schools to teach these subjects in an integrated way. The purpose of STEM education is to prepare students for the jobs of the future. STEM education has been implemented in schools across the United States and around the world.
The Go+ programming language is designed for engineering, STEM education, and data science. Our vision is to enable everyone to become a builder of the digital world.
речник с грижливо подбирани преводи на често срещани понятия от света на ИТ. приемат се предложения. прочетете по-долу как можете дас е включите.
Code generator for the Go language
The Go/Go+ Interpreter
spx - A Scratch Compatible Go/Go+ 2D Game Engine for STEM education
A collection of free educational materials, most of which are interactive or 3D animated. (See ReadMe below). You may find inspiration for measurement techniques here. They may improve your comprehension of STEM topics & even writing.
Source code of https://goplus.org/
Patribots 4738 FRC 2023 Robot Code for Charged Up
ESPboy Handheld Driver
A student led project to build a real-world solution for a community need.
EMusicPulse utilizes electromyography technology to enable individuals, including those with disabilities, to create music through muscle signals, promoting accessibility, inclusivity, and technological empowerment in music creation and rehabilitation.
Release on GitHub of NASA's MDE SDK - a Java library that can be used to make graphs accessible.
VR/AR/MR applications developed by RI-INBRE and URI ITS ILT
Test project to use as example code for GO!stem 2020 curriculum
This is a project-based unit where you work in teams to design a solution to a community-driven challenge. The project will have a substantial emphasis on indigenous community-based problems.
Infrared spectroscopy tutorial and reference (original version created by Prof. Charles Abrams using Macromedia Director)