How students build games with Arduino microcontrollers
In short: This video provides essential context for student projects in a collaborative design course. It outlines the specific requirements for building games and the necessary components for their final presentations.
In the MIT course RES.3-002, students engage in collaborative design and creative expression using Arduino microcontrollers. This video, taught by instructors Kyle Keane and Andrew Ringler, explains the scope of the long project, including the timeframes teams have to develop their games and the specific information required during their presentations.
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