
Transparent Pricing
Most coding academies ask you to pay upfront for months - before your child has even had a single class. At ItsMyBot, we think that's backwards. You pay month to month, and you're always in control.
Enrol and pay one month at a time. No annual lock-ins, no large upfront amounts. Your investment stays proportional to the value your child receives.
Pricing varies based on the teacher, teaching style, and course chosen - because every learner is different. We'll tell you the exact cost after your free trial class, when you know what fits best.
Life happens. If your needs change after any month, you have complete freedom to adjust. We'd love for you to stay - but we'll never make you feel stuck.
Why don't we show fixed prices? Because we don't believe in one-size-fits-all. Different teachers bring different expertise, teaching methods, and experience - and that's reflected in how we price. The best way to find your fit is to take the free trial lesson first, meet your instructor, and then decide. Pricing is shared after the trial - transparently, with no pressure.
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Lesson 1 — Welcome to the World of Robotics
What is a robot?
Humans vs machines
Components of robotic systems
Introduction to STEM thinking
Robotics exploration activity
Lesson 2 — Meet Your Robotics Kit
Hardware components
Sensors, controllers, and outputs
How electronics communicate
Introduction to robotics software
Hands-on hardware exploration
Lesson 3 — Smart Lamp Engineering Challenge
Assemble a Smart Lamp model
Inputs and outputs
Engineering design process
Testing and troubleshooting
Lesson 4 — Science of Light and Color
How we see colors
RGB technology
Additive vs subtractive color mixing
Interactive color experiments
Lesson 5 — Smart RGB Display System
Programming RGB displays
Sensor-controlled colors
Device control and firmware basics
Build an interactive display project
Lesson 6 — First Steps in Programming
Algorithms and sequencing
Events and actions
Interactive programs
Computational thinking challenges
Lesson 7 — Variables and Data Systems
Variables and data storage
Counters and scoreboards
Increment and decrement
Real-world data tracking
Lesson 8 — Smart Decisions with Code
If and If-Else logic
Conditions and comparisons
Problem-solving activities
Decision-making systems
Lesson 9 — Loops, Operators & Automation
Loops and repetition
Timers and countdowns
Mathematical operators
Building automated programs
Lesson 10 — Coding Challenge Lab
Combine variables, loops, and conditions
Build a complete mini project
Coding assessment challenge
Lesson 12 — Digital Art with Code
Lesson 13 — Emojis, Graphics & Animation
Lesson 14 — Smart Clocks and Information Systems
Lesson 15 — Science of Sound
Lesson 16 — Music with Electronics
Lesson 17 — Build Your Own Music System
Lesson 18 — Infrared Communication
How remote controls work
Infrared technology
Wireless communication systems
Practical applications
Lesson 19 — Remote-Controlled Systems
IR-controlled displays
Nested conditions
Interactive response systems
Engineering challenge
Lesson 20 — Smart Display Automation
Scrolling text and emojis
Dynamic displays
Display design principles
Mini project
Lesson 21 — Advanced Matrix Engineering
Nested loops
Complex patterns and displays
LED prism activities
Computational thinking challenge
Lesson 22 — Randomness and Logic
Lesson 23 — Mathematical Problem Solving
Lesson 24 — Smart Calculator Challenge
Lesson 25 — Understanding Sensors
Lesson 26 — Ultrasonic Distance Measurement
Lesson 27 — Smart Safety Systems
Lesson 28 — Distance-Aware Robotics Project
Lesson 29 — Build and Control Your Smart Car
Lesson 30 — Motion, Navigation & Track Challenges
Lesson 31 — Autonomous Robotics & Smart Sensors
Lesson 32 — Innovation Showcase & Final Capstone Project
Students design and build a complete STEM robotics solution combining:
● Programming and automation
● Sensors and data collection
● Engineering design principles
● Mathematics and logical thinking
● Wireless communication and control
● Autonomous robotic behaviors
● Real-world problem solving
No. The course is designed for complete beginners and gradually progresses toward advanced robotics concepts.
It is a balanced STEM program that combines robotics, engineering, coding, science, mathematics, and problem-solving.
Students apply concepts they learn in school—including light, sound, waves, measurement, logic, coordinates, calculations, and data analysis—through practical projects and experiments.
Absolutely. Students build, test, experiment, code, troubleshoot, and improve projects in every module.
STEM knowledge, engineering thinking, coding skills, problem-solving ability, creativity, fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, and confidence.
Yes. Students receive an ItsMyBot Certificate of Completion after successfully completing the course and final project showcase.
Students use the Cruiser Robotics Kit along with a computer and internet connection.
Classes can be rescheduled with prior notice according to our scheduling policy.