'CrashCourseC' is voluntary course and project at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. The aim is to help students who potentially never used a programming language to get up and running quickly, and to learn as they go. It should be motivating, it should be fun, and it should be a learning experience.
The course philosophy is:
- Peer-to-Peer: the course is delivered peer-to-peer, with voluntary tutors and teachers.
- Simple: no complicated tool setup needed: just an editor, a compiler and then run the program.
- Real: instead using a special teaching language, we use what they will use at the university anyway: ANSI-C.
- Practical: instead running things on the PC, students get a board for free they can use.
- Short: Sessions are interactive, and half an hour to one hour max.
- Motivating: labs are short, and there shall be a feeling of success after 10 to 15 minutes.
The following links guide to the course content:
- Installation: installation of board and drivers, building the library and runing the first (empty) program.
- Instructions (Lab instructions)
This course is proudly prepared for you by:
- Daniel Winz
- Ervin Mazlagic
- Erich Styger