Code Combat - If you are a beginner programmer or simply love gamified programming.
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The internet is full of resources to satisfy your programming needs on every level. Ultimaker 3D Printer - not really programmable but certainly useful!.Arduino - here are the slides from our workshop to get started.Here is a noncomprehensive list to give you a taster. All of them are programmable in various languages and difficulty ranging from Scratch over Python to C and assembler. The School of Informatics generously bought us a whole bunch of fun toys to play with. In 2020 (which actually happened in 2021 spring), three teams from Edinburgh participated. We are also sending teams to the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and host our own competitions. We aim to publish the latest programming problems here. This is not only fun but most helpful for job interviews which all of you will face eventually when applying for a job in industry or academia that involves programming. We run competitive programming sessions where you can practice your coding skills on problems of varying difficulty. Tutorial for basic tooling, such as git, vim, ssh etc. How your computer works with rough schedule in the following.
Mini-course, where we code near or even inside the Linux operating system in C and learn
If we see some demands, we also offer a system programming Topics with group members (see the next sections for resources). We continue to follow the tradition of the club, where we focus on different For a couple of hours in a relaxed lab students have the chance to work on different challenges, play with some cool toys and engage with fun programming projects. This completely voluntary, no credits club is for undergraduate students to get more practical programming experience. The club is set to start with its first session in week 2 (28.09.22) at Appleton Tower AT_5.04 15:00 in-person.
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