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* [[Worksheet 7 - OOP Class Car example]]
* [[Worksheet 7 - OOP Class Car example]]
* [[Worksheet 8 - OOP Class Dog example]]
* [[Worksheet 8 - OOP Class Dog example]]
* [[Worksheet 9 - OOP Class BankAccount example]]
* [[Worksheet 5 - Experimenting with Mosquitto and MQTT using Python]]
* [[Worksheet 5 - Experimenting with Mosquitto and MQTT using Python]]
* [[Worksheet 6 - Virtual Environments]]
* [[Worksheet 6 - Virtual Environments]]

Revision as of 10:39, 27 October 2024

This web site is an experiment with local students, residents and public agencies to see if participative governance and more open information sharing between agencies can promote healthier waterways in the Whittlesea municipality. In a low carbon and resource constrained future we will all need to explore better methods of engagement and knowledge sharing to protect our communities and the natural environment. All Material contained in the web site is published under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC BY licence).

Smart Cities 2021

The Smart Cities course was offered to students in 2021 at the Whittlesea Tech School. Click on individual lessons below.

Smart Cities 2022

Smart Cities 2023

Smart Cities 2024

Foundation Licence 2024

Primary School Lessons

Secondary School Lessons

Clover and Muffin Save the Planet

ChatGPT Discussion

Sensors

Instructions on how to build individual sensors that can be used in school environmental monitoring projects.

Teaching

The Things Network

Amateur Radio

Student projects

Sustainable Computers