Chip Camp
Chip Camp is an opportunity for students entering the eighth and ninth grades to get hands on experience regarding electrical and other types of engineering. Brigham Young University's IMMERSE program has teamed up with Micron in order to help kids have the chance to participate in activities like circuit building, rocket launching, chemical deposition, and even program and customize their own LED Frisbee. Additionally, students are given a tour of BYU's cleanroom as well as taught the basic process that go into making computer and memory chips (hence, Chip Camp!). By the end of Chip Camp, we hope to be able to impress upon the students the importance of engineering within our society, as well as give them the chance to work on engineering projects of their own.
This is the website for the aforementioned LED frisbee module. If you or someone you know went to Chip Camp, they would have come home with a frisbee. This website is a resource to be able to continue the learning journey with this incredible custom microcontroller or even start anew if you just managed to get your hands on one. This is the best module in all of Chip Camp, and we want you to be able to keep on playing long after you get home!
