Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Spring 5-1-2017
Abstract
The concept for this research proposal is focused on achieving three main objectives:
1) To understand the logic and design behind the Raspberry Pi (RbP) mini-computer model, including: all hardware components and their functions, the capabilities [and limits] of the RbP, and the circuit engineering for these components.
2) To be able to, using the Python high-level language, duplicate, manipulate, and create RbP projects ranging from basic user-input and response systems to the theories behind more intricate and complicated observatory sensors.
3) Simultaneously, in order to combine a mutual shared interest of History and to blend in work done within my History minor, we will be looking into a number of written works and also have in-person discussions focused on the history of computing, and briefly (and from a broad perspective) examining the effects of computing and technology as they grew from individual components to complex systems.
Recommended Citation
Kelly, Anthony and Blum, Thomas Dr., "Hardware Design Theory (using Raspberry Pi)" (2017). Undergraduate Research. 45.
https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/undergraduateresearch/45
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