We hosted a Round table: Enhancing Engineering Education with Red Pitaya

A few weeks ago we hosted an online round table: Enhancing Engineering Education with Red Pitaya, and it was a fantastic opportunity to connect with renowned professors and gain invaluable insights to elevate engineering education. We also made sure to capture all the action by recording the entire event, and you can now catch the replay on our YouTube channel.

At Red Pitaya, we recognize the significance of engineering education in shaping a brighter future. This event allowed us to strengthen our ties with academic experts, understand their challenges, and explore collaborative solutions to enhance engineering education.

We owe a special shoutout to the professors who participated in the round table discussion. Their knowledge and passion for teaching inspired us, and we are grateful for their valuable contributions. The event wouldn't have been as insightful without their involvement.

The speakers were:

1. Prof. Prasanna Rangarajan - Southern Methodist University
   • Learn more about his Signals & Systems course based on Red Pitaya from this webinar.
2. Colin Zyskowski - UC San Diego
   • Assistant Director at EnVision Maker Studio, where the Stranded in Space with Red Pitaya Hackathon was organized. Watch the webinar here.
3. YC Wang - Digi-Key
   • Global Academic Program Director, FPGA Instructor at UCSC Extension and co-organizer of the UCSD hackathon.
4. Norman McEntire - UC San Diego Extended Studies
   • Teaches FPGA design fundamentals. Check out the curriculum here.
5. Prof. Andrej Trost - University of Ljubljana
   • Hosts an FPGA Programming course based on Red Pitaya. More details here.
     
     

Throughout the event, we delved into various essential topics to improve engineering education, such as:

1. Getting Started with Red Pitaya: Learn the basics of setting up and troubleshooting Red Pitaya, including the onboarding process for students.
2. Courses Powered by Red Pitaya: Discover how Red Pitaya can be used to enhance teaching materials for a variety of courses, including Circuits & Electronics, FPGA, and Signal Processing.
3. Student Projects: Get inspired by learning how Red Pitaya has been used in student projects and research, with a spotlight on a student hackathon at UCSD.
4. Establishing an Educators Community: Participate in a discussion about creating a community of Red Pitaya educators, exploring potential benefits and expressing your interest.

Again, for those who missed the live event, fret not! We recorded the entire round table discussion for your convenience. Head over to our YouTube channel and catch all the thought-provoking discussions and insights shared by our esteemed guests.