Practical content for EEE3096S Embedded Systems II Course at the University of Cape Town for the year 2019.
Practical 0 covers all the set up and familiarization you need to do in order to become comfortable working with the Raspberry Pi.
The first practical will get you comfortable interfacing with the Raspberry Pi and GPIO basics, as well as exposure to git.
Practical 2 serves as an introduction to programming in C. This is done through comparing C and python in the form of a scientific investigation.
The third practical introduces I2C and PWM, as well as some more usefule Raspberry Pi concepts. In this practical, you will be making a binary clock that runs as soon as the Raspberry Pi boots.
Practical 4 will introduce SPI and threading, in order to play some sampled audio on a DAC.
Practical 5 isn't directly related to the Raspberrry Pi, but introduces low level knowledge of processors by requiring you to design an ALU.
Contains latex source for pracs and project.