Arduino Programming with Simon

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    • Presentation speakers
      • Lindsay Craig, Educational Outreach Coordinator, SparkFun Electronics

    So you (or your students!) soldered together the Simon game from SparkFun Electronics. It was easy, it was fun and you learned how to solder. Now you’re wondering what’s next. Using just an FTDI and the Simon games, you can learn the basics of programming necessary to program microcontrollers.

    Concepts that will be covered include:

    • Software setup
    • Input
    • Output
    • Digital
    • Analog
    • Serial Communication
    • Internal pull-up resistors

    Note: This workshop requires separate $10 registration. Register early to reserve your seat as capacity is limited!

 

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  • Testimonials

     

    • Chris Wanstrath

      Chris WanstrathCo-Founder, GitHub

      The speaker lineup at POSSCON is world-class.

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      Matt AsaySVP, Business Development

      POSSCON turned out to be a great event. Big thanks to Jeffrey Hammond, Lee Congdon, Mark Anzani and Deb Bryant for a great AM of panel discussion

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      Deborah BryantOregon State University Open Source Lab

      Thanks to Matt Asay for moderating our panel at POSSCON. Well worth the trip to South Carolina. Great regional event.

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      Bryant PattenExecutive Direcor, National Center for Open Source and Education

      The synergy between developers, business people, and teachers makes POSSCON pretty unique, I haven't really seen this anywhere else.

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      Jon 'maddog' HallExecutive Director, Linux International

      It was very nicely run and I think you did a bang-up job. You should all be proud of what you did.

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      Matt HudsonArt Director, Palmetto Computer Labs

      This is like nothing you've ever seen before.  You can look at the pictures, you can watch the videos... but just like a concert, you have to be there.

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POSSCON 2013 is located at the IT-oLogy Technology Center, 1301 Gervais Street