We would like to thank Curtis Ellington, Cary Hale, and the 100 Black Men of Greater Huntsville for giving us the opportunity to train the intelligent Men of Tomorrow. BDPA Huntsville trainers: Bernard Nealy, Brandon Fields, Pat King, and Jason Bradshaw plus special...
On September 28th, 2019 the Huntsville chapter of BDPA provided a STEM workshop for returning and new students at Mae Jemison High School. First time students to the workshop had the opportunity experience electrical engineering by connecting a Raspberry Pi...
On Sept. 21st, BDPA Members, Bernard Nealy and Brandon Fields, assist students with Python coding. These students wired a Raspberry Pi microcomputer to CamJam Kit to allow the red, yellow, and green lights to power on.
The Huntsville chapter of BDPA continued their collaboration with the Huntsville chapter of 100 Black Men by teaching a STEM workshop. Chapter members taught several teenaged boys about electronic circuit wiring. The two-part STEM workshop is presented by BDPA Board...
The physical computing course uses the Raspberry Pi microcomputer to cover the basics of computer programming and the ability to connect different hardware components to prepare students for STEM projects. An example would be students coding light patterns on marquee...
The physical computing course uses the Raspberry Pi microcomputer to cover the basics of computer programming and the ability to connect different hardware components to prepare students for STEM projects. An example would be students coding light patterns on marquee...