T3 Alliance Raspberry Pi

Issued by University of Alaska Fairbanks

To earn this badge, students will learn the basics of programing a Raspberry Pi with NodeRED. To obtain this badge, students must be able to program an RGB LED, Sonic Sensor, BME280, Servo Motor and more. Students will also learn how create triggers in NodeRED, that will utilize the change and switch node.

Type Certification
Level Foundational
Time Days

Additional Details

Skills

Computer Programming
Growth Mindedness
Logic
Nodes (Networking)
Sensors

Earning Criteria

Data collection using the BME 280
Measuring distance using the Sonic Sensor
Create inputs and outputs using various sensors.
Capture a photo using the Raspberry Pi Camera.
Use NodeRed's Switch and Change nodes to create triggers that are programmed into the Raspberry Pi.
Programing mechanical movement using the Servo motor.
Remote into NodeRED and create flows for your Raspberry Pi on a different device.
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