Let's Make!

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    Chapter 6: Introduction to RaspberryPi Pico

    • 6.1 Safety guidelines to be followed for each lesson

    • 6.2 First LED circuit with RaspberryPi Pico

    • 6.3 Check your circuit- one LED with Pico

    • 6.4 Blink your first LED on Pico with Python (NOTE: Make sure Pico is connected to your computer with the USB cable before your start this lesson!)

    • 6.5: Code review - how to resolve errors in your code (NOTE: Pico should be connected to your computer with the USB cable for this code to work!)

    • 6.6 : How to resolve errors in your code

    • 6.7 Blink your LED in a loop (NOTE: Make sure Pico is connected to your computer with the USB cable before your start this lesson!)

    • 6.8 Change timer of your first LED from Pico microcontroller

    • 6.9 Let's check the loop you just added in your code, and make sure there are no syntax errors.

    • How did it go?

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    Chapter 7: Blink LEDs in a pattern with Python on Pico microcontroller

    • 7.1 Blink 2 LEDs from your Pico microcontroller

    • 7.2 Blink 3 LEDs from your RaspberryPi Pico microcontroller!

    • 7.3 Assignment to change your code to vary the pattern

    • 7.4 Can you add a 4th LED on GP16 of Pico?

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    Chapter 8 : Build a light sensitive night light with a light sensor(LDR)

    • 8.1 Circuit for Light sensitive switch-part 1

    • 8.2 Light sensitive switch -part 2

    • 8.3 LDR circuit check

    • 8.4 Now, can you test your circuit during the day and night, and then answer these questions?

    • How did it go?

    • 8.5 Change the sensitivity of your circuit to the ambient light

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    Chapter 9: Python Turtle

    • 9.1 Introduction to Turtle library in Python

    • 9.2 Starting with Python- code to draw a line and a square

    • 9.3 Can you code to draw a square with sides 200 pixels long?

    • 9.4 Now, can you try to code to draw a rectangle with sides 50 and 30 pixels ?

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    Chapter 9: Python turtle continued

    • 9.5 Answer key : Code to draw a rectangle

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    Chapter 10: Python (If-then-else)

    • 10.1 Introduction to conditional statement if: else: in Python

    • 10.2 If statement with 'and' operation

    • 10.3 Activity: Can you code to find the largest of the three numbers?

    • 10.4 If-statement with 'or' operation

    • 10.5 Activity: Can you write a code to find if a number is between 100-200

    • 10.6 Activity : Python code with conditions

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    Chapter 11 : Python turtle part-2

    • 11.1 Code to draw a hexagon

    • 11.2 : Activity - Code to draw an octagon

    • 11.3 Code to draw a spiral shape

    • 11.4 Draw a spiral hexagon

    • 11.5 Great job, you are towards the end of level-II! Can you answer these questions about the course so far?

    • 11.6 Now, code to draw any shape you like!

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    Level-II Review

    • Activity 12.1 : Blink LEDs with Pico

    • Activity 12.2 : Build this circuit on your breadboard

    • Quiz 12.3 on breadboard circuit on 12.2

    • 12.4 Add another button to your circuit

    • Quiz 12.5 on circuit with the two buttons

    • 12.6 Change the position of button -2 in your circuit