UNIT_01 // course overview
Unit 1: Environment Setup
In this unit, we separate browser-based learning from the tools used to build and deploy code to a physical robot. Start in the browser, then set up the deployment workflow your team uses.
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Lesson Roadmap
1 · PrerequisitesSection 1: What to Have Ready Before You StartOpen2 · Java Versions (Optional)Section 2: Understanding Java Versions for Android StudioOpen3 · Android Studio (Optional)Section 3: Installing Android Studio for FTCOpen4 · Check Gradle JDKSection 4: Checking Android Studio's Gradle JDKOpen5 · Getting the FTC SDKSection 5: Downloading the FTC SDKOpen6 · Open the ProjectSection 6: Opening the FTC Project in Android StudioOpen7 · Verify Build ConfigSection 7: Checking That the Build Setup WorksOpen8 · First OpModeSection 8: Writing Your First FTC OpModeOpen9 · Connect to Control HubSection 9: Connecting Your Programming Tool to the Control HubOpen10 · Verification ChecklistSection 10: Final Environment Setup CheckOpen
What This Unit Covers
Use Telemark lessons and simulators without installing local development software.
Choose between OnBot Java, Android Studio, or a supported team workflow.
Build a diagnostic OpMode and connect to the Robot Controller when hardware is available.
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