En esta charla/taller se pretende conseguir la concienciación en el uso de dispositivos USB para manejo seguro y programación de Arduino.
Más información en
http://www.uco.es/aulaRedesSeguridad/2019/11/06/hacking-usb-manejando-usb-de-forma-segura/
Using a combination of Jupyter Lab/Notebooks and the Python package Sympy as a standard for the completion and submission of engineering homework assignments can:
(1) Dramatically improve the readability of mathematics, making assignments more valuable for reference and easier to grade.
(2) Improve time-efficiency for students through code reuse and symbol-value substitution in defined equations.
(3) Provide a method to easily reference external media and build a rich document to explore engineering solutions quantitatively and graphically.
Background
The computer program CALFEM is written for the software MATLAB and is an interactive tool for learning the finite element method. CALFEM is an abbreviation of ”Computer Aided Learning of the Finite Element Method” and been developed by the Division of Structural Mechanics at Lund University since the late 70’s.
Why CALFEM for Python?
Unlike MATLAB, which have expensive licenses, Python is free to use and distribute both for personal and commercial use.
PySpice is a free and open source (*) Python module which interface Python to the Ngspice andXyce circuit simulators.
Ngspice is a fork of the famous SPICE circuit simulator, while Xyce is a SPICE compatible simulator developed by the Sandia National Laboratories.
Sympy permite hacer operaciones analíticas o con símbolos en lugar de con valores numéricos. Aplicaciones a los Grados de Industriales