The students:

• have mastered the basic setup and configuration of a Raspberry Pi as well as the establishment of network connections and remote access after completing the module.
• understand the basics of network technology and can identify network components and explain their functions as well as apply IP addresses and subnetting.
• Are able to describe the ISO/OSI 7-layer model and can use the most important network protocols such as HTTP, FTP, SSH, DNS and DHCP
• are able to explain the basic concepts of operating systems and the structure of a kernel.
• know the basic commands of the Linux command line
• can create shell scripts and develop simple communication programs via sockets.

None

• Single Board Computing with Raspberry Pi: Setup and configuration, network connection and access
• Basics of network engineering, network components, IP addresses and subnetting
• Overview of the ISO/OSI 7-layer model
• Introduction to important protocols such as HTTP, FTP, SSH, DNS and DHCP
• Concepts, tasks and structure of operating systems
• Introduction to the Linux command line and scripting

• S. Wallace, M. Richardson, W. Donat: "Getting Started With Raspberry Pi: Getting to Know the Inexpensive ARM-Powered Linux Computer", Maker Community, LLC, 2021
• A. Tanenbaum, D. Wetherall, N. Feamster: "Computer Networks", Pearson Education Limited, 2021
• A. Tanenbaum: "Modern Operating Systems", Pearson Education Limited, 2023
• D. J. Barrett: "Linux Pocket Guide: Essential Commands", O'Reilly Media, 2024

• Lecture on the presentation of theoretical content
• Partly multimodal presentation of theoretical contents as Flipped Classroom and mutual discussion to extend on the gained knowledge
• Practical exercises through moderated group and individual work

Integrated module with final examination:

• Collaboration, projects,
• written exam