Sunday, February 11, 2007
Additional book if you want to reada around
123 Robotics Experiments for the Evil Genius (TAB Robotics)
Try this if you want to get a good idea of how to make a robot from pretty much nothing!
Core texts: Robotics Club
The core texts are I, Robot
, by Isaac Asimov and Robots: Bringing Intelligent Machines to Life
by Ruth Aylett.
The first book tells us about the dangers and potential uses of robotics in a fictional context and is the stimulus for learning on this course, while the second book is about the applications and history of robotics in context.
In addition to this it would also help if you have a computer of your own and I will have to ask Paco or James to install some software on the school computers to simulate robots. In addition if you own a LEGO Mindstorms kit (LEGO Mindstorms 9747: Robotics Invention System 1.5
) or the newer (LEGO Mindstorms NXT
) then you can have the fun of building and programming a real live robot, but it's not worth buying a kit just for the course. If you own it already then that's great else the simulator is all you really need.
The first book tells us about the dangers and potential uses of robotics in a fictional context and is the stimulus for learning on this course, while the second book is about the applications and history of robotics in context.
In addition to this it would also help if you have a computer of your own and I will have to ask Paco or James to install some software on the school computers to simulate robots. In addition if you own a LEGO Mindstorms kit (LEGO Mindstorms 9747: Robotics Invention System 1.5
Core text Web Design club
THe core text for this course is by Joel Sklar and is called Principles of Web Design (Web Warrior Series)
If you click on the link above you will be taken straight through to the Amazon.co.uk link to the book
If you click on the link above you will be taken straight through to the Amazon.co.uk link to the book
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