Circuits2Robotics Eduventures

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

6.5: 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?

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

7.3 Assignment to change your code to vary the pattern

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

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

9.1 Introduction to Turtle library in Python

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 ?

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 ?

9.5 Answer key : Code to draw a rectangle

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