1. đź“šRead Philip K. Dick Pay for the Printer (1956) and The Preserving Machine (1953). Write a reflection below:
2. Connect a concept from Synthesizing with Moog - Lesson 4: Resonance to an aspect of the interface in the Learning Synth Playground by Ableton
3. đź“šRead Chapter 1 Get to know your Raspberry Pi Pico (8-19) in Get Started with MicroPython on Raspberry Pi Pico. Read and follow tutorial to install the MicroPython firmware on Pico.
p.20–25 - Read and follow tutorial to install Thonny and run the “Hello, World!” Add documentation below to show you can save and run python code on the Pico.
4. What is the difference between a microcontroller and a regular computer? (Chapter 1)
5. 📚Read Chapter 2 (20–33) Programming with MicroPython. Summarize steps to program the Pico from your computer.
6. 📚Read Chapter 2: “Challenge: New Message” (26) - You can display programming code in a markdown file using three backticks, a new line, and then three more backticks on the following line.
Replace this line with code from "Challenge: New Message" (26)
7. Chapter 2: “Challenge: Loop the Loop” (26)
Replace this line with code from "Challenge: Loop the Loop" (29)
8. Chapter 2: “Challenge: Add More Questions” (26)
Replace this line with code from "Challenge: Add More Questions" (32)
9. 📚Read Chapter 3 (34–43) Physical Computing. How many Ground pins are on the Pico?
10. Post sketches for your musical instrument concept along with a potential parts list.