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Expectations

Learning Targets

  • I can connect to my Raspberry Pi via SSH.

  • I can deploy an app to a Raspberry Pi.

Assessments

  • You will submit a link to your GitHub repo.

  • You will demonstrate your capacity to control your robot.

  • You will be asked regular comprehension questions about Raspberry Pis.

Terms

Printed Circuit Board (PCB)

Single Board Computer (SBC)

This is a PCB with all the basic components found in a personal computer (PC)

Microcontroller Unit (MCU)

Linux

Setup your robot

I'll help you remote control (SSH) your robot.

Check and Update

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get upgrade

Ready to shut down? sudo shutdown now

Local Python Practice

Now that we've left the fun environment of Trinket.io, let's first build a practice project.

Now let's go to VS Code and clone your forked repo.

The URL we need is: https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/TurtleChase

Now let's add some new features together:

  1. Add a button to change each player's color

  2. Prevent players from traveling off the screen

  3. Detect collision of players

  4. Wire up some other SuperTurtle methods...?

Now let's commit and push our code.

Learn more about updating Raspberry Pi
Learn more about the Command Line Interface
LogoCommand Line Tutorial: Learn The Command Line | CodecademyCodecademy
https://code.visualstudio.comcode.visualstudio.com
Make sure you have VS Code installed
LogoWelcome to Python.orgPython.org
Make sure you have the latest Python installed
LogoGit for Windows
If you're on Windows, you may need to install Git Bash
LogoGitHub - dadiletta/TurtleChase: Practicing the syntax of a multi-file project with an instantiated objectGitHub
Fork this repo. You'll need a GitHub account to do so
There are many types of the Linux operating system. We'll use Raspbian