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Grade 6 Coding Robotics Classwork

The document outlines classwork for a coding and robotics course focused on advanced data and memory storage. It includes multi-step problems related to EEPROM calibration storage and Flash memory logging limits, as well as unit conversion exercises and a hardware challenge involving sound module storage. Students are required to show their working out for each problem and provide answers based on calculations.

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Grade 6 Coding Robotics Classwork

The document outlines classwork for a coding and robotics course focused on advanced data and memory storage. It includes multi-step problems related to EEPROM calibration storage and Flash memory logging limits, as well as unit conversion exercises and a hardware challenge involving sound module storage. Students are required to show their working out for each problem and provide answers based on calculations.

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CODING & ROBOTICS CLASSWORK

Advanced Data & Memory Storage

NAME: DATE:

💡 Teacher's Guide: Show all your working out. You may use 1 KB = 1,024 Bytes (or 1 KB = 1,000 Bytes as
instructed).

SECTION A: Multi-Step Robot Memory Problems

Problem 1: EEPROM Calibration Storage


Your robot's EEPROM chip has 4 KB of total storage capacity.
• System settings use 1,024 bytes permanently.
• Each sensor calibration profile takes 64 bytes.
How many sensor calibration profiles can you save in the remaining space?
Show working here:

Answer: _________________________________________

Problem 2: Flash Memory Logging Limit


An autonomous rover records obstacle data to its Flash memory while running a maze.
• It writes a data log entry of 128 bytes every second.
• The total Flash memory available for logs is 384 KB.
How many minutes can the robot log data before its memory fills up?
Show working here:

Answer: _________________________________________

SECTION B: Advanced Unit Conversions

1. Convert 16,384 Bytes into Kilobytes (KB).


Show working:

Answer: _______________________

2. Convert 2.5 Gigabytes (GB) into Megabytes (MB).


Show working:

Answer: _______________________
SECTION C: Hardware Word Problem

The Sound Board Challenge


A learner is programming a sound module for a robot. The sound module has an 8 MB micro-SD card.
The learner wants to store:
• Sound 1 (Engine Start): 1,500 KB
• Sound 2 (Siren): 2.5 MB
• Sound 3 (Voice Line): 3,000 KB
Questions:
1. What is the total size of all three sounds in Megabytes (MB)?
2. Will all three sounds fit on the 8 MB micro-SD card? If yes, how much space (in MB) is left over?
Show working here:

1. Total Size (MB): _______________________________


2. Will it fit? / Space Leftover: ____________________

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