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Introduction to BBC Micro:bit
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Introduction to BBC Micro:bit

Get introduced to the Maker world through this accessible course on BBC Micro:bit - No programming experience required
Created byVenkatesh Varadachari, Naveen PS
Last updated 4/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • The history, the impact and the physical overview of the BBC Micro:bit
  • The basic programming concepts like loops, logic, variable, and math operations in the MakeCode Block editor
  • The working principle of all the peripherals on the BBC Micro:bit, like the LED Matrix, the button, the accelerometer, the compass, and the Radio. You will also learn the concept of serial communication
  • To use the LED Matrix of the BBC Micro:bit to display custom images and animations
  • To use the buttons on the BBC Micro:bit to trigger events
  • To use the accelerometer to implement a Spirit Level Project
  • To use the compass/magnetometer to implement a Metal Detector Project
  • Basics of serial communication and learn to send data between the BBC Micro:bit and a PC. You will also implement a Temperature logger project and plot a graph of the temperature in your surroundings
  • Basics of radio communication and implement a Digital Telegraphy Project using Morse code between two BBC Micro:bits

Course content

7 sections • 27 lectures • 2h 37m total length

  • Introduction to the course6:20

    In this video, we will cover the the the course road-map, the target audience, the course pre-requisites, and the learning outcomes of the whole course

  • Getting to know your BBC Micro:bit5:12

    In this video, you will learn about the BBC Micro:bit platform, it's impact and about it's uniqueness.

  • Physical Overview of the BBC Micro:Bit6:51

    In this video, we will take a look at the BBC Micro:bit Starter's kit, explore the on-board peripherals, the safety precautions and the recommended accessories for the BBC Micro:bit.

  • Getting Started with the Micro:Bit
  • The Impact of BBC Micro:bit in education

Requirements

  • The course assumes no prior knowledge in programming or electronics
  • All you need is curiosity, hunger to learn and logical thinking

Description

Hello learners, Welcome to MAKERDEMY’s "Introduction to BBC Micro:bit" course. If you are looking for that one course that will help you gain confidence to explore the Micro:bit, you have come to the right place.

Through an innovative pedagogy of mixing projects and concepts, this course will help you learn the WHY, HOW and WHAT. To this end, this course is beyond a cook book. You will always know WHY you are doing something. For the more curious learners, we have ample resources to dive in to and continue your learning journey.

In just two and half hours, you will learn ALL the peripherals of the Micro:Bit and will build several projects. Along the way, you will learn quite a bit of science related to the projects that you do.

So, this course is structured as SCIENCE + Micro:Bit + PROJECTS + ASSIGNMENTS.

With numerous custom made illustrations and animations, we have set the standard in terms of production quality. All so that you can have a terrific learning experience.

This course is meant for anyone in the age group of 8 to 100+. This is basically for people who are mentally young and curious.

If you are a teacher or a parent trying to introduce the BBC Micro:bit to your student or kid, you will find this course very useful as you will be able to answer all the questions your students or kid will ask. This is because we have tailored this course by giving equal importance to both the projects as well as the concepts.

So come join me in this introductory course on the BBC Micro:bit. I am looking forward in being your instructor and hearing about all the wonderful projects you were able to make with the BBC Micro:bit

Who this course is for:

  • A hobbyist looking to learn how to program the BBC Micro:bit
  • A parent seeking to teach his/her children basics of the Micro:bit and programming
  • An absolute Beginner to electronics and programming, who wants to explore the BBC Micro:bit

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