Graphics

ARM processor and architecture

C Functions

C Mastery

Interrupts

From Assembly to C

Libraries

PS/2 Protocol

Computer Arithmetic

C Pointers

Linking

Multithreading

C Arrays

Framebuffer

Memory Systems

ARM assembly and machine code

Modules

Keyboards

Sensors

Memory management

CS 107e Computer Systems from the Ground Up Stanford University Winter 2023 CS 107e focuses on bare metal programming on the Raspberry Pi, serving as an introduction to embedded systems. It covers the entire process from the microprocessor to the C programming language. The course aims to build a solid understanding of how modern computers execute programs and how program development tools work.  CS107 is the third course in Stanford's introductory programming sequence. The CS106A/B courses provide students with a solid foundation in programming methodology and abstractions, and CS107 follows on to develop the skills needed to build computer systems.

**CS107e: Computer Systems from the Ground Up** is a variant of CS107 that teaches the fundamental concepts of computer systems through bare metal programming on the Raspberry Pi. Bare metal programming means you will not run an operating system on the Raspberry Pi and will make minimal use of libraries. This course also serves as an introduction to embedded systems. The course starts with the microprocessor and moves up to the C programming language, without skipping anything in between. The goal is to build a solid understanding of all aspects of how modern computers execute programs and how program development tools work. The major learning goals for the course are:

- To understand how computers represent information, execute programs, and control peripherals.
- To master command-line programming tools and the C programming language.

Topics covered include:

- the ARM architecture
- assembly language and machine-level code
- the C programming language
- compilation, linking and loading
- debugging
- memory organization and management
- controlling peripherals: GPIO, graphics, sound, and keyboards  

CS 107e Computer Systems from the Ground Up

Computer Systems

Control flow

Expressions

List (abstract data type)

Images

Dictionaries

Computer memory

Search algorithm

Decomposition

Python Control Flow

List of Lists

Computer file

Data Science

Internet

Python Variables

Function (computer programming)

Graphical Animation

String (computer science)

Nested Structures

Class (computer programming)

Function Variables

CS 106A: Programming Methodologies Stanford University Spring 2023 This is an introductory course offering step-by-step instruction on key programming concepts with Python, including control flow, decomposition, data science, and more. Students are guided through exercises to learn by doing. ### How Does This Class Work?

- Start the very beginning
- Careful to go step by step, little exercises every day
- Like swimming, you can't just read about it
- Learn by doing
- "reps" - Nick's favorite word
- Technology to practice ideas right away
- In just a couple weeks .. amazed at what you can do
- Partly because computers are powerful
- Partly because coding is easier than you think  No prior programming experience required. There is one required text for this class, entitled Karel the Robot Learns Python. It's a short interactive tutorial that introduces the major concepts in programming in the context of an extremely simple robot world. This text is available for free on the class website. In addition to this text, we will also have reference material on Python available via the class webpage.

CS 106A: Programming Methodologies

Computer Programming

Graphics

2 courses cover this concept

CS 107e Computer Systems from the Ground Up

CS 106A: Programming Methodologies