Android O/S
Computer Hardware and Software Fundamentals
- ARM (SOC – system on a chip) CPU’s
- ARM Development boards – Data-sheet manuals
- Binary, Octal, Hex and ascii code – file editors and viewers
- Binary, Octal, Hex-decimal and Decimal
- Device IRQ's (interrupt requests) a Definition.
- Linux command shells
- Linux Professional Institute Study Guide (LIC-1)
- Raspberry Pi light sensor controlled LED lamp Project
- Raspberry Pi Sense Hat , Python modules
Computer History
Development board expansion hardware
- ARM Development boards – Data-sheet manuals
- Device IRQ's (interrupt requests) a Definition.
- Linux OS and GPIO managment
- PiFace control and display
- Piface Digital 2 I/O Board arrives
- Raspberry Pi and other development board, GPIO programming
- Raspberry PI GPIO development
- Raspberry Pi Sense Hat , Python modules
Development languages
- A look at Linux and programming languages
- An introduction to Pascal
- ARM assembler in Raspberry Pi and Arm CPU
- ARM Development boards – Data-sheet manuals
- C++ Embedded Systems Programming
- GCC open development project
- Gforth programming Language
- Learning Python 1
- Python Programming Language
- Raspberry Pi and other development board, GPIO programming
- Raspberry Pi Sense Hat , Python modules
- Text Editors (Vim, Gvim etc….)
Hardware Suppliers
Learning Pascal
Learning Python
Linux Operating system Features
- Binary, Octal, Hex and ascii code – file editors and viewers
- Linux command shells
- Linux Configuration files and the command shell
- Linux help system and the MAN Pages.
- Linux OS and GPIO managment
- linux-software-repositories
- Raspberry Pi 2 and Installing Berryboot , Linux boot-loader
- Raspberry Pi and other development board, GPIO programming
- Using Linux Shells, Command entry and Terminal emulators.
- Why Linux ?
Microsoft Windows 10
Operation systems
- Fedora 19 For Cubieboard(A20)
- Fedora 20 available for cubietruck
- Linux command shells
- Linux Configuration files and the command shell
- Linux OS and GPIO managment
- Linux Professional Institute Study Guide (LIC-1)
- Other recommended – Raspberry pi Distributions
- Other recommended – Cubieboard Distributions
- Raspberry Pi 2 and Installing Berryboot , Linux boot-loader
- Raspberry Pi and other development board, GPIO programming
- Raspbian for the Raspberry Pi
- RISC OS for the Raspberry Pi
- Text Editors (Vim, Gvim etc….)
- Using Linux Shells, Command entry and Terminal emulators.
- Windows 10 IOT core – An introduction
Programming Skills
- An introduction to Pascal
- ARM Development boards – Data-sheet manuals
- Binary, Octal, Hex and ascii code – file editors and viewers
- Binary, Octal, Hex-decimal and Decimal
- Flow Charts and Pseudo-code
- Learning Coding skills the fast way
- Linux OS and GPIO managment
- PiFace control and display
- Raspberry Pi and other development board, GPIO programming
- Raspberry PI GPIO development
- Raspberry Pi Sense HAT
- Raspberry Pi Sense Hat , Python modules
- Text Editors (Vim, Gvim etc….)
Project Flow
- Cubie-truck Construction
- Installing the Raspberry pi B+ Hardware
- Learning Coding skills the fast way
- Learning Python 1
- Linux Operating system selection and install.
- PiFace control and display
- Piface Digital 2 I/O Board arrives
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Raspberry Pi 7inch HDMI LCD touch screen
- Raspberry Pi light sensor controlled LED lamp Project
Project plan and model
Raspberry Pi Projects
- ARM Development boards – Data-sheet manuals
- Linux OS and GPIO managment
- PiFace control and display
- Piface Digital 2 I/O Board arrives
- Raspberry Pi 2 and Installing Berryboot , Linux boot-loader
- Raspberry Pi 2 B
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Raspberry Pi 7inch HDMI LCD touch screen
- Raspberry Pi and other development board, GPIO programming
- Raspberry PI GPIO development
- Raspberry Pi light sensor controlled LED lamp Project
- Raspberry Pi Sense HAT
- Raspberry Pi Sense Hat , Python modules
- The Pi gets a 1980's makeover
- Windows 10 IOT core – An introduction
Software
Study Notes
Categories
- AI
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- Banana Pi M2
- Computer coding
- computer fundamentals
- Computer History
- Cubietruck
- DBMS
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- Development Languages
- Hardware construction
- Introduction
- IT skills
- Linux
- Linux Software Repositories
- Mind map – Working Model
- Nigel Borrington
- Odroid
- Operating system installation
- Operating systems
- Pascal
- Programming skills
- Python
- Radxa rock
- Raspberry pi
- Second life Hardware
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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Linux Shell- command history
NB : Please note that this post follows on from Linux Shell command tricks The second of the tools available for the command line interface to a Linux shell is command History, Just like Command and file completion this set … Continue reading →
Linux Shell command tricks – Command completion
The power of the command line in Linux Distributions is still very much at the forefront, many admin task can simply be performed much more efficiently this way. This faster command entry speed, for admin tasks is true even by … Continue reading →
Linux OS and GPIO managment
Please note that this post follows on from : GPIO Part 1 :ARM Development boards and their low-level coding Data-sheets This post is part 2 of A Look at how development boards such as the Raspberry PI allow a developer … Continue reading →
Posted in computer fundamentals, Cubietruck, Linux, Odroid, Operating systems, Programming skills, Radxa rock, Raspberry pi, Single board computers, Software skills
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Tagged Computer coding, Computer development projects, Computer Programming, GPIO, IT skills, Nigel Borrington, OROID, Raspberry pi, Single board computers, Software skills
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Looking at shells, internal and External commands
This Study area follows on from this Post , Using Linux Shells Each of the available command shells in Linux has two primary types of commands, Internal or External. Internal By saying a command is Internal, these commands are fully … Continue reading →
Using Linux Shells, Command entry and Terminal emulators.
Please note that this post follows on from : The Linux Shell Operating systems such as Linux and Microsoft windows owe their current existence to much earlier versions of themselves with ASCII-code Text based command lines as their only interface … Continue reading →
Posted in computer fundamentals, Linux, Operating system installation, Operating systems, Study guides and exams, Windows 10
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Tagged computer fundamentals, Computer skills, Linux command line, Lunix Shells, MS powershell, MS windows shells, Nigel Borrington, Terminal emulators, Terminator
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Nigel Borrington , Computer Operating system skills and application development 