PLTW Engineering: While students can still use their legacy Vernier Sensors with Logger Pro, course updates recommend moving to the newest GoDirect Vernier sensors and Graphical Analysis 4. However, any new kits, or replacements will exclusively using the VEX IQ 2.0 platform. Schools do not need to start updating all their VEX IQ products to VEX IQ 2.0. Changes have been made to the IQ Brain, Batteries, Controllers, Motors, and Sensors.
VEX IQ 2.0: Beginning this summer, VEX will be moving from the original, IQ platform to the VEX IQ 2.0 platform. Teacher guides include update training for all teachers as they transition to the new platform. Aerospace Engineering, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Principles of Engineering, and Automation Robotics are courses that are affected by this transition. Any teachers participating in PLTW Core Training beginning in summer 2021 have and will continue to receive training with VEX V5 platform only. This is a change from the previously communicated timeline, as the global microchip shortage has caused a delay in production and shipping of new V5 products. VEX V5: While the plan is for VEX V5 to eventually replace the VEX Cortex equipment completely, we have decided the 2022-23 curriculum will include instruction for both the VEX Cortex equipment and the VEX V5 control systems.
The current Unit 4 content will remain available for the entire 2022-23 school year for those who have purchased and already have the Arduino and H-bridge (formally part of the IC kit) technology being phased out of the course. With a rugged case and battery, students will be able to program solutions using the relevant Python programming language. Central to the update is the pi-top platform powered by a Raspberry Pi. Digital Electronics: Digital We're excited to release a new Unit 4 option for Digital Electronics for the 2022-23 school year that introduces new technology.
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