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2024 graduate Brody Riopelle, with the guidance of UM Robotics faculty member and PCAS faculty affiliate Chad Jenkins, created a streamlined robotics curriculum for younger students without previous programming experience. Using MBots, initially designed for undergraduate and graduate courses in robotics, Riopelle's curriculum maintained interactivity with high-level concepts in Scratch without the learning curve presented by traditional scripting languages.