As a high school senior and co-founder of STEAMism and TimeforAI.com, Ani enjoys challenges and problem solving, technical subjects including Artificial Intelligence and Engineering Design, and collaborating with like-minded peers on events and hackathons. He has interned with the City of Austin, was a NASA High School Aerospace Scholar in 2019-2020 and is a Math tutor at Mathnasium. He has been blogging since 2nd grade and dabbles in web design and coding. He enjoys STEM subjects and teaching, so STEAMism is a great way for him to combine both.
Hey STEAMheads, ready to learn some more Autodesk Inventor? What say, we make a new part today that looks like this? Well, gear up for some quick and easy fun. As always, our goal is… Read More »Autodesk Inventor Tutorial Series – Lesson 4 – Make a Part on Autodesk Inventor
A database is: A collection of sets of related data. A software program to keep this data organized. Databases make it possible to store, organize and retrieve information. You can manipulate the data collected, by… Read More »Introduction to Databases
What is a flowchart? A flowchart is a visual sketch or diagram that shows all the steps in a process or system. Why do we need flowcharts? “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Our… Read More »Flowcharts
Hey STEAM students, do you know what time it is? I do! It’s time for us to learn another lesson in the Autodesk Inventor Tutorial Series! Let’s learn how to create a new project! Step… Read More »Autodesk Inventor Tutorial Series – Lesson 3 – How to Create a New Project
I keep hearing the term ‘open source’ – what does it mean? Open source is software for which the complete source code has been made freely available. This source code may also be redistributed and… Read More »What is open source?
WHAT ARE CONSTANTS AND VARIABLES? A variable is something whose value can vary. In programming, we use variables to store data. A constant is something whose value doesn’t change. In programming, we use constants to… Read More »Constants and Variables
What is Plane Geometry? Plane Geometry deals with flat 2-D (2 dimensional) shapes like lines, circles and triangles. Point: is the most basic element of all geometric figures. No dimension –> no length, no width,… Read More »Plane Geometry – point, line and plane
Debugging means finding and removing errors (or “bugs”) from your code. Computer programmers can sometimes make mistakes (aka ‘bugs’) when writing their code, especially if it’s a large complex program with many lines of code.… Read More »What is debugging?
Decomposition is part of the foundation of computer science Decomposition happens when we break down a problem into smaller parts so we can both understand and manage the problem better. For large, complex problems –… Read More »What is decomposition?
Algorithms are a sequence of instructions, or a set of rules to solve a problem or complete a task. Where do we use algorithms? Everywhere! Your task does not have to be a computer program,… Read More »Algorithms
