Description

Raspberry Pi: Full Stack by Peter Dalmaris

Raspberry Pi: Full Stack by Peter Dalmaris
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 7 Hours 45M | 6.65 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
The objective of this course is to take you to a whirlwind tour of the Raspberry Pi, and introduce you to everything that is great about it.

Raspberry Pi: Full Stack takes you to a whirlwind tour of the Raspberry Pi, and introduces you to everything that is great about it.

With this course, you will be able to get started with the basic operations of setting up the Raspberry Pi board

, performing essential configuration tasks, and setting up remote access using VNC.

Raspberry Pi: Full Stack is a hands-on video course that introduces you to everything that is great about the Raspberry Pi.

How this course will help you

You will get a very basic overview of all the components that make up a Raspberry Pi and see how it is used as an Internet of Things (IoT) device.

You will be shown how to install NOOBS, Raspbian and other operating systems on your Pi.

The course also helps you build a security camera using OpenCV and Python on your Raspberry Pi along with an object tracking application in which we will track faces from images taken from our security camera system.

Audio/video capture and processing are also demonstrated using our Raspberry Pi based system

This course takes you from the very basics of the Raspberry

How this course will help you

Pi, to building a fully functioning web server. We’ll cover everything that is great about

the Pi and show you how easy it is to make things with this amazing little device.

This course will help you learn to program using the most popular programming language on the Pi – Python.

I will be teaching you how to take your first steps with this fantastic

little device and how to whip up cool projects that are sure to impress your family and friends.

How this course will help you

The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card-sized computer that plugs into your

TV and a keyboard. It can do everything you’d expect a desktop computer to do,

from browsing the internet and playing high-definition video games, to making spreadsheets,

word-processing, and programming in languages such as Scratch and Python.

You can use it to learn programming or experiment with electronics.

You might never take it out of the house – but that’s fine!

What You Will Learn