Labs
Labs are the main learning activity for Twenty-Three Hundred.
Lab Pages
The labs are mostly self-directed, but include times for you to work with your classmates and tutors.
Week 1: introduction
Pick up your microbit, fire up your IDE, compile and debug your first assembly program. (link)
Week 2: first machine code
Write a custom piece of machine code and learn how numbers are really saved on your microbit. (link)
Week 3: maths to machine code
Translating mathematical expressions into assembly sequences and an introduction to branching. (link)
Week 4: blinky
Using the load-twiddle-store pattern to turn on and blink the lights on your microbit. (link)
Week 5: sound and light
Using functions to play sounds and blink lights on your microbit. (link)
Week 6: functions
Write functions with parameters, return values, and keep track of where you are going so you can find the way back! (link)
Week 7: data structures
Creating arrays in assembly to communicate using morse code. (link)
Week 8: buttons and interrupts
Taking input from the world (finally!) (link)
Week 9: inputs and outputs
Putting it all together with inputs and outputs (link)
Week 10: network connections
Using GPIOs and wires to transmit data from microbit to microbit. (link)
Week 11: the C programming language
Coding a step above assembly using C. (link)
Week 12: DIY operating system
Putting it of your knowledge together to create a simple multi-tasking OS (really!) (link)