Equipment needed:
One Raspberry Pi computer per student (or one between two).
Internet-enabled workstations.
Objective(s):
LO1 – To understand sequence, selection and iteration in programming
Outcome(s):
– To identify RPi components and set up the device
– To program RPi using the Python language
– To draw graphics using the turtle library
Description:
In this lesson, you will use a library called Turtle to draw some basic graphics with Python on the Raspberry Pi computer. Turtle is a popular and fun way to learn how to program in Python.
Included files:
– Presentation.zip (PowerPoint, Keynote and PDF)
– Components.zip (PDF and Pages)
– Workbook.zip (PDF and Pages)
© 2017 Pythonista 🐍
One Raspberry Pi computer per student (or one between two).
Internet-enabled workstations.
Objective(s):
LO1 – To understand sequence, selection and iteration in programming
Outcome(s):
– To identify RPi components and set up the device
– To program RPi using the Python language
– To draw graphics using the turtle library
Description:
In this lesson, you will use a library called Turtle to draw some basic graphics with Python on the Raspberry Pi computer. Turtle is a popular and fun way to learn how to program in Python.
Included files:
– Presentation.zip (PowerPoint, Keynote and PDF)
– Components.zip (PDF and Pages)
– Workbook.zip (PDF and Pages)
© 2017 Pythonista 🐍
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