Developed by Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy, all curricula follow an easy-to-follow structure, accessible to those without any experience to start at introductory topics, then grow into more advanced concepts. CMRA curricula are also based on research to ensure the content aligns to standards and skills that current industries value today. Below are some curricula, which are easily accessible on the CS-STEM Network (CS2N), developed as a tool for educators to host their own classes with CMRA curricula.

Featured Virtual Robotics Curricula

These Virtual Robotics Curricula feature a programming interface and virtual robot embedded directly within the curriculum. 

	Coding and Computational Thinking with a VIRTUAL Robot More Information	Purchase Licenses
	Coding and Computational Thinking VIRTUAL SPIKE Prime More Information	Purchase Licenses
	RoboCamp with VIRTUAL SPIKE Prime More Information	Purchase Licenses
	Introduction to Programming with VIRTUAL LEGO EV3 More Information	Purchase Licenses

Featured Mobile Robotics Curricula

	Fundamentals of Coding with LEGO SPIKE Essential	View on CS2N
	Coding and Computational Thinking with VEX IQ 2nd Gen More Information	View on CS2N
	Coding and Computational Thinking with SPIKE Prime More Information	View on CS2N
	Coding and Computational Thinking with VEX V5 More Information	View on CS2N
	VEX Cortex Video Trainer More Information	View on CS2N
	Introduction to Programming with VEXcode IQ Blocks More Information	View on CS2N
	Introduction to Programming with VEX IQ (ROBOTC Graphical) More Information	View on CS2N
	Introduction to Programming: LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 More Information	View on CS2N
	Introduction to Programming with EV3 Classroom (Scratch) More Information	View on CS2N

Featured Robotics Technician Curricula

The Robotics Technician Curricula is the result of a research project funded by the ARM Institute, called the Smart Manufacturing and Advanced Robotics Training (SMART) Project. Please see Robotic Technician Curricula for more information.

	Robotics Integration with Arduino (ShieldBot)	View on CS2N
	Fabrication Foundations with Hand Tools	View on CS2N
	Mechanical Foundations with VEX V5	View on CS2N
	Mechanical Foundations with REV DUO	View on CS2N
	Software Foundations with Arduino (ShieldBot)	View on CS2N
	Software Foundations with VEX V5	View on CS2N
	Electrical Foundations with Arduino	View on CS2N
	Machine Vision	View on CS2N

Earn SMART Micro-Certifications through Robotics Competitions

Participants of the FIRST Robotics Competition and VEX Robotics Competition learn an incredible amount from these experiences, but many potential schools and employers are unaware of the specific Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes that are fostered. Participants who have gone through at least one competition season can now provide evidence of their experience to earn SMART Robotics Technician Micro-Certifications from the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy, and more clearly showcase their abilities.

	Earn SMART Micro-Certifications through FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) or FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC)	More Information
	Earn SMART Micro-Certifications through VEX Robotics Competition (VRC)	More Information

Legacy Curricula

Curricula in this section is no longer actively supported and is freely available on an as-is basis.