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As part of my lock down, I’m determined to improve my knowledge when I get back to leading my department and teaching in-front of students (instead of behind a screen as I am doing now). One of things I’m trying to do is read more…
As a birthday present to myself, I bought myself a used Kindle of eBay. Wow, why didn’t I do this before? It has revolutionised my time in lock down and vastly increased the amount of fiction and non-fiction I’m reading. My first non-fiction read was…
These are my notes from the book How to Design Programs available online here, using Racket and the Beginner Student Language (BSL) which is lot like the Scheme dialect of LISP. Look at Part 1 here. Prologue Part 2 Most of the code is commented out so…
These are my notes from the book How to Design Programs available online here, using Racket and the Beginner Student Language (BSL) which is lot like the Scheme dialect of LISP. Prologue Most of the code is commented out so I can run the latest…
I recently stumbled across a brilliant podcast series called Computing Britain from the BBC. The first episode is the role Britain took in developing electronic memory, or “Electronic Brains“. It was originally from the BBC’s “Make it Digital” campaign that brought us the Micro:bit. It…