Bergen STEM Robotics

We continued to learn about C and Python.

As usual, we continued to learn about C and Python.

Today, we continued to learn about C and Python as usual. Little by little, we're understanding the languages.

The Robodyssey founder, David Piens, held a robotic's workshop in the stem lab on Tuesday afternoon. He's worked extensively as an educator, teaching younger students about robotics and working with teams competing in a multitude of competitions. Just heading into this ourselves, it was great to get an introduction to many of the interesting paths to pursue and resources available. Its given us a lot to think about going forward, from the various platforms to the variety of challenging competitions, especially as we get more advanced builds under our belt.  David Peins is on the left.

Today, we continued to learn about Python. We practiced with lists, functions, loops, if/elif/else statements, and so on. At the moment, our knowledge of what we've learned so far is put to the test by re-creating a game called Battleship within Python in code academy .

Today, we continued learning C and Python. For C, we learned about arrays, pointers and structures. For Python, we learned about dictionaries, lists, functions, and so on.

Today, we continued the learning process from yesterday on how to code in C and Python. Afterwards, we downloaded a text editor called Kate on the linux computer named Bob.