À propos de ce cours : The Raspberry Pi is a small, affordable single-board computer that you will use to design and develop fun and practical IoT devices while learning programming and computer hardware. In addition, you will learn how to set up up the Raspberry Pi environment, get a Linux operating system running, and write and execute some basic Python code on the Raspberry Pi. You will also learn how to use Python-based IDE (integrated development environments) for the Raspberry Pi and how to trace and debug Python code on the device. Please note that this course does not include discussion forums.

Créé par : University of California, Irvine

Enseigné par : Ian Harris, Professor
Department of Computer Science

Informations de base	Cours 4 de 6 dans An Introduction to Programming the Internet of Things (IOT) Specialization
Langue	English
Comment réussir	Réussissez tous les devoirs notés pour terminer le cours.
Notes des utilisateurs	4.6 étoiles Note moyenne des utilisateurs 4.6Voir ce que disent les étudiants

Programme de cours

SEMAINE 1

Module 1

This module describes the basic functionality the Raspberry Pi B+ board. I'll describe how to set up the board, configure it, and use it. An important point differentiating Raspberry Pi from the Arduino platform which we have talked about previously is that Raspberry Pi uses an operating system. I'll describe some of the implications of an operating system on the behavior of the Raspberry Pi as an IoT device.

10 vidéos, 4 lectures

Reading: Pre-Course Survey
Reading: Course Overview
Reading: Module 1 Objectives
Reading: Module 1 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - Raspberry Pi Board
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Raspberry Pi Processor
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Raspberry Pi vs. Arduino
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - Operating System Benefits
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Processes
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Raspberry Pi IoT
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Raspberry Pi Setup
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - Raspberry Pi Configuration
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Overclocking

Noté: Module 1 Quiz

Noté: Module 1 Peer Assignment:

SEMAINE 2

Module 2

The Raspberry Pi is typically installed with a Linux-based operating system, so we present the basics of Linux and its use. We describe some of the main features including navigating the file system and managing processes. We describe the text-based user interface through the shell and we overview the graphic user interface which is the default with the Raspian Linux distribution.

10 vidéos, 2 lectures

Reading: Module 2 Objectives
Reading: Module 2 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - Linux Basics
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Login
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Linux Filesystem
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - Navigating the Filesystem
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Text Editors
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Accessing Files
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Permissions
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - Processes
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Linux Graphic User Interface

Noté: Module 2 Quiz

Noté: Module 2 Peer Assignment

SEMAINE 3

Module 3

We present the basics of the Python programming language to prepare you for programming on the Raspberry Pi. Many languages can be used but Python is the most convenient for the Raspberry Pi because convenient APIs are provided for basic operations such as controlling the pins. Python is a powerful language with useful features that we will present so that you can use these features to control the Raspberry Pi.

10 vidéos, 2 lectures

Reading: Module 3 Objectives
Reading: Module 3 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - Python on Raspberry Pi
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Python Programming Environment
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Python Expressions
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - Strings
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Functions
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Function Arguments
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Lists
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - List Methods
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Control Flow

Noté: Module 3 Quiz

Noté: Module 3 Peer Assignment

SEMAINE 4

Module 4

In this module we describe how to communicate with devices through the pins of the Raspberry Pi. We examine the RPi.GPIO library which provides Python functions used to access the pins. We discuss how to set up the pins, apply digital voltages, and generate Pulse Width Modulated signals. We also describe the Tkinter Python library and show how it can be used to access pins through a graphic user interface.

10 vidéos, 3 lectures

Reading: Module 4 Objectives
Reading: Module 4 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - General Purpose IO Pins
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Protocol Pins
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - GPIO Access
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - General Purpose IO Pins
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Pulse Width Modulation
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Demo of a Blink
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Graphic User Interface
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 Tkinter Library
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Interaction
Reading: End-of-Course Survey

Noté: Module 4 Quiz

Noté: Module 4 Peer Assignment

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