Internet of Things Education Outside the Computer Science Lab
summary
Describes an open-source stack of hardware and software that lets non‑CS students use Raspberry Pi to control 3D‑printed wind turbines and mini power‑plant models, with a simple IDE that supports one-click run and Blockly→Python, an extension board with Grove connectors that makes miswiring impossible, and a network boot server that cuts lab setup from 45 minutes to 3 minutes for classes of ~20 students; also reports basic security failures (default passwords hacked in five minutes) and invites contributors to the GitHub project.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:23Computer Science is becoming like Mathematics
- 1:18Everyone will need something from Computer Science
- 3:33Arduino
- 4:39Raspberry Pi
- 7:04Why Live Studio
- 8:25Three Categories of Knowledge
- 10:28Connecting Sensors
- 11:31Building a Lab
- 12:32Power Engineering Lab
- 13:32Wild Living Studio
- 15:18Open Source
- 15:28Help
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