Learn Linux and Raspberry Pi the smart way with this training course under the H4H Maker Academy.
Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer ideal for learning about computing, Linux, interfacing with hardware such as sensors and actuators, as well as programming. It’s cheap, but powerful, and makes it possible to interact with the physical world.
In this course we’ll use the Raspberry Pi to learn Linux as well as some simple programming with Python and some interesting hardware projects.
We’ll conclude the course with setting up a Raspberry Pi as a working FM Transmitter, broadcasting over FM!
| RPi Course Only R1500 | RPi Course with RPi 3 R2250 |
A. Connecting to the Raspberry Pi
B. Linux Systems Administration on the Pi
C. Shell
D. Python
E. GPIO
F. PiFM and other Electronics Projects
Upon completion of this training course, it is expected that participants will be able to:
Venue: House4Hack in Centurion
Date: 26 November 2016
Time: 9.00 to 17.00
Cost: R1500 per person and includes a GPIO interface kit and H4H raspbian remix SD card
Requirements: Bring your laptop – it needs to have an ethernet port and ideally 4GB of RAM – we use the ethernet port to communicate with the PI.
PI: Bring your own Raspberry PI, model B, 2 or 3. Raspberry PI A and zero not supported – needs a Ethernet connection. If you do not have a raspberry pi, you can source one fromhttp://pishop.co.za, http://pifactory.co.za, http://za.rs-online.com/web/ – go for the Raspberry PI 3, if you are not sure. We are also planning to do a bulk purchase – if you want us to buy it on your behalf, select the option below.
| RPi Course Only R1500 | RPi Course with RPi 3 R2250 |
About the presenter
Philip Booysen
Philip is one of the founders of House4Hack and has 22 years experience with Linux. He started hacking the Pi in May 2012 and was one of the first five people in South Africa to own a Pi! He has a startup called Fotolive based on the Raspberry Pi and is very well known in the Open Source Community in South Africa as one of seven Red Hat Certified Architects in SA.