SUMMER STEM-HEALTH CAMP
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Day 1: 2D Design

Step 1: Sketch to scale drawings

Supplies needed: 1ft ruler, paper, pencil
We will start with something easy, drawing out on a piece of paper a basic keychain or nametag design. We will use that to help make a computer model of it later today.

Think of something simple, be it your name, a basic design of something you like, or whatever. Just make sure it is made of simple lines or shapes. ​
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Here are some basic ideas. Go ahead and draw out your design :) 
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Step 2: Measuring

Supplies needed: 1 ft ruler and your drawing from earlier. 
Before we can make a computer model of your design, we need to take measurements of your drawing. That way we can use these measurements to make the model. 

You need to measure the length of each straight side and the diameter of each circle. Here are some pictures to the right to help you know what this means. We will use these measurements to make your sketch in the computer. 
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Before we can make the computer model, we need to make sure you have Fusion 360 installed on your computer. This software can only be installed on a Windows or Mac computer. It does not work on a Chromebook. If it is already on your computer, you'll see an icon like this and you can open it now. If not, you'll need to install it.

It is free for students and educators. You can use this website to apply to get free student or educator access. 
https://www.autodesk.com/education/home
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Step 3: CAD Sketching

Go ahead and open up Fusion 360 on your computer and your teacher will take you through sketching basics. You will follow along on the computer with what your teacher is showing you. After you finish the activity with your teacher, you can start working on your keychain design on the computer. Remember to ask for help if you need it! 

If you are not taking the class in person with us, follow along with this sketching tutorial. 

CAD Design: Making a keychain name tag

Now that you've learned the basics of how to sketch on the computer, you are ready to try and make the design you sketched out earlier today. 

Higher level sketching and extrusion design example 

If you finish your nametag design and you get the ok from your teacher that we can print it, you can start your own project. Think of something that you think is cool and start sketching it, make it 3D 
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  • Home
  • 2025 RCC Camp
    • Day 1: Basic Coding >
      • Button Control
      • Multicolor LED
      • Fading multicolor led
      • Melody (sound)
    • Day 2: Servos and Potentiometers >
      • DC Motor
      • Ultrasound
      • Potentiometer and Motors
      • 2 servo control >
        • Analog Stick Control
      • PIR Motion Sensor
      • IR Light Proximity Sensor
    • Day 3 Making an ECG/EKG! >
      • ECG/EKG health lesson
      • OLED Screen Basics
      • Pictures to OLED
      • BPM on OLED
    • Day 4: Measuring Pulse >
      • Scrolling Screen Graph
      • How the body absorbs light
      • Screen Pictures
      • IR Temp Sensor And Screen
    • Day 5: Finishing up/Show >
      • IR Light Proximity Sensor
      • PIR Motion Sensor
      • CO2 Sensor
      • Ultrasound distance sensor
  • The Teachers
  • Our Partners
  • Archive
    • 2024 Health-STEM Coding Camp >
      • Home (2024)
      • The Teachers
      • Day 1: Basics and Lights
    • 2024 Coding/Robotics Camp >
      • Day 1: Basic Coding >
        • Saving your codes
        • Engineering design
      • Day 2 Servos >
        • 2 Servos, one potentiometer
        • Multicolor LED >
          • Fading multicolor led
    • Pictures from prior years
    • 2023 3D Design Camp >
      • Day 1: 2D design
      • Day 2: 3D design basics
      • Day 3: Constraints
    • 2023 Health-STEM Coding Camp >
      • PreAcademy prep
      • Day 1: Basics and Lights >
        • Multicolor LED
        • Button Control
      • Day 2: Ultrasound >
        • Ultrasound Health Lesson
        • Supplement Melody
        • Supplement: Servo >
          • Potentiometer and Motors
          • 2 servo control
      • Day 3: Measuring Pulse >
        • How the body absorbs light
        • OLED Screen Basics >
          • Scrolling Screen Graph
      • Day 4 Making an ECG/EKG! >
        • ECG Health Lesson
        • Pictures to OLED
        • BPM on OLED
      • Day 5: Finishing up/Show
    • 2021 STEM Camp (HS) >
      • The Teachers (2021)
      • PreAcademy prep
      • Day 1: Basics, Lights, and Temperature Sensor >
        • Day 1 Supplement: Measure Temperature
        • Day 1 Supplement: IR Temp Sensor
        • Day 1 Supplement: Identifying Resistors
        • Supplement: Controlling A Servo
      • Day 2: Measuring Pulse >
        • How the body absorbs light
        • IR Light Proximity Sensor
        • PIR Motion Sensor
      • Day 3 Supplement: OLED Screen Basics >
        • Display Screen Temperature
        • Scrolling Screen Graph
      • Day 4: Finishing up/Show
    • 2021 STEM Camp (MS) >
      • PreAcademy prep
      • Day 1: Basics, Lights, and Temperature Sensor >
        • Day 1 Supplement: Identifying Resistors
        • Day 1 Supplement: Measure Temperature
        • Day 1 Supplement: IR Light Proximity Sensor
      • Day 2: Ultrasound >
        • Day 2 Supplement: IR Temp Sensor
        • Day 2 Supplement: Controlling A Servo
      • Day 3: Measuring Pulse
    • 2020 STEM Camp
    • 2018 Lessons
    • 2017 Camp
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