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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 Python Programming
Lesson 2 — Variables and Data Types
Lesson 3 — Operators and Expressions
Lesson 4 — Decision Making with Python
Lesson 5 — Loops and Repetition
Lesson 6 — Working with Strings
Lesson 7 — Lists and Collections
Lesson 8 — Tuples and Dictionaries
Lesson 9 — Functions and Reusable Code
Lesson 10 — Problem Solving with Functions
Lesson 11 — Nested Loops and Patterns
Lesson 12 — Mini Python Project
Lesson 13 — Introduction to File Handling
Lesson 14 — Working with Text Files
Lesson 15 — Exception Handling Basics
Lesson 16 — Data Processing with Python
Lesson 17 — Python Challenge Lab
Lesson 18 — Python Foundations Capstone
Lesson 19 — Understanding Microcontrollers
Lesson 20 — Communicating with Hardware
Lesson 21 — Your First Embedded Programs
Lesson 22 — RGB LEDs and Digital Displays
Lesson 23 — OLED Display Fundamentals
Lesson 24 — Graphics and Emoji Design
Lesson 25 — Smart Message Boards
Lesson 26 — Visual Systems Challenge
Lesson 27 — Science of Sound
Lesson 28 — Music Programming Lab
Lesson 29 — Touch Sensors and Smart Inputs
Lesson 30 — Security Systems Challenge
Lesson 31 — Event-Driven Programming
Lesson 32 — Accelerometer Fundamentals
Lesson 33 — Motion-Controlled Games
Lesson 34 — Smart Sensor Systems
Build strong coding fundamentals using Python before bringing your ideas to life through robotics, automation, and intelligent systems.
Module 1: Python Programming Essentials
Lesson 1 — Welcome to Python Programming
Lesson 2 — Variables and Data Types
Lesson 3 — Operators and Expressions
Lesson 4 — Decision Making with Python
Lesson 5 — Loops and Repetition
Lesson 6 — Working with Strings
Module 2: Computational Thinking with Python
Lesson 7 — Lists and Collections
Lesson 8 — Tuples and Dictionaries
Lesson 9 — Functions and Reusable Code
Lesson 10 — Problem Solving with Functions
Lesson 11 — Nested Loops and Patterns
Lesson 12 — Mini Python Project
Module 3: Data Handling & Real-World Programming
Lesson 13 — Introduction to File Handling
Lesson 14 — Working with Text Files
Lesson 15 — Exception Handling Basics
Lesson 16 — Data Processing with Python
Lesson 17 — Python Challenge Lab
Lesson 18 — Python Foundations Capstone
Build strong coding fundamentals using Python before bringing your ideas to life through robotics, automation, and intelligent systems.
Module 4: Introduction to Microcontrollers
Lesson 19 — Understanding Microcontrollers
Lesson 20 — Communicating with Hardware
Lesson 21 — Your First Embedded Programs
Module 5: Visual Computing and Smart Displays
Lesson 22 — RGB LEDs and Digital Displays
Lesson 23 — OLED Display Fundamentals
Lesson 24 — Graphics and Emoji Design
Lesson 25 — Smart Message Boards
Lesson 26 — Visual Systems Challenge
Module 6: Sound, Touch & Interactive Systems
Lesson 27 — Science of Sound
Lesson 28 — Music Programming Lab
Lesson 29 — Touch Sensors and Smart Inputs
Lesson 30 — Security Systems Challenge
Module 7: Sensors, Motion & Smart Systems
Lesson 31 — Event-Driven Programming
Lesson 32 — Accelerometer Fundamentals
Lesson 33 — Motion-Controlled Games
Lesson 34 — Smart Sensor Systems
Build, program, and test intelligent robotic systems using real-world engineering principles
Module 8: Hardware Integration Foundations
Module 9: Sensor-Based Robotic Intelligence
Module 10: Autonomous Robotics & Innovation
No. The course starts from Python fundamentals and gradually progresses to advanced applications in robotics and embedded systems.
It is a balanced program. Students first learn Python programming and then apply those skills to real hardware, sensors, and intelligent robotic systems.
Students apply concepts from Science, Mathematics, Technology, and Engineering through practical projects involving sensors, motion, data, measurement, logic, and automation.
Absolutely. Students code, build, test, troubleshoot, and improve projects throughout the program.
Python programming, computational thinking, engineering design, robotics, problem-solving, creativity, data analysis, and technical communication.
Yes. Students receive an ItsMyBot Certificate of Completion after successfully completing the course and final innovation showcase.
Students use the Flyer Robotics Kit, mPython board, and a computer with internet access.
Classes can be rescheduled with prior notice according to our scheduling policy.
