Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center Curriculum

Description

The Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center at the Monterey Community College in collaboration with Washington State University is engaging in a scale-up study of the remote operated vehicle (ROV) program to new audiences of middle and high school students and teachers. The MATE ROV competition is an engaging platform to prepare middle and high school students for careers in the ocean STEM workforce.

The MATE Center has a variety of curriculum projects:

SeaMATE ROV Kit Curriculum

Underwater Robotics Textbook

ROV Curriculum Resources

Spanish Galleon

Ocean Drifter Project

Exploring Ocean Careers

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If you have any questions on the curriculum please contact dsullivan@mpc.edu.

All resources

Curricular Materials

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Project Curricula Details

Website

https://www.marinetech.org/curriculum/

Target Setting(s)

Elementary school (K-5)

Middle school (6-8)

High school (9-12)

Target Participant(s)

Youth / students

Educators

Parents / caregivers / families

Girls (or women)

American Indian/Alaska Native participants

Black/African American participants

Hispanic/Latino participants

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander participants

Students eligible for free lunch or reduced-price lunch

Participants with disabilities

Discipline(s)

Engineering