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Learning - Raspberry Pi Projects
Learning - Raspberry Pi Projects
The Raspberry Pi is a series of small single-board computers developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation to promote teaching of basic computer science in schools and in developing countries. (Wikipedia)
We will use the Raspberry PI to extend our programming skills in Python, learn Linux, Physical Computing, and Scripting.
Realizing that we need to add to our Sense Hat collection, these projects can still proceed as there is a virtual sense hat built into the Raspberry PI menu. See the photo attached below for this. Also, students can visit Trinket which also has an emulator.
See the assignments for the lessons that range from beginning to advanced.
Asst 1 Getting started with the raspberry pi command line
Asst 1 Getting started with the raspberry pi command line
Use the following guide and complete the lesson using the link below.
Getting started with basic UNIX/Liniux commands with the PACMAN TREASURE HUNT.
Follow the assignment, then show Mr. Bleecker when you're finished.
https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/pacman-terminal
Asst 2 - Linux Learning - command line, terminal, permissions
Asst 2 - Linux Learning - command line, terminal, permissions
Your Job --> To use the many and more advanced Unix/Linux commands
Use the following guide and complete the lesson using the link below.
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/unix1.html
The files needed to complete the Permissions portion of the assignment are available at this link.
You will complete tasks, including the following below:
Copy a file from one location to another (cp)
Delete a file (rm)
Rename a file (mv)
Clear the Screen (clear)
Note the current directory with pwd and navigate directories
Concatenate a file (display) cat
Use more, less, and tail to display file sections
Use grep to find information inside a file
Use word count (wc) to indicate the number of words in a file
Follow the tutorial exactly as per the website.
Mr. B will demonstrate some of the features of the tutorial.
What do I have to hand in?
Submit your work inside the folder YourName_Unix
Hand it into --> Hand-In folder for your grade. Ex. Programming_11 or Programming_12
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