Lee Jun-hyeok: Micro:bit, Introduction to Projects That Turn Imagination into Reality

The micro:bit is a palm-sized computer created by the BBC in the UK. Although small, measuring approximately 5 x 4 cm, it offers a wide range of functions, such as displaying text or images using the LED matrix on the front or utilizing sensors. It also features buttons for controlling programs and supports wireless communication via Bluetooth. This book is designed to help beginners easily learn the micro:bit. It provides an introduction to the basics of the micro:bit and explains MakeCode, which is used for programming, as well as teaching how to connect and use basic components. Furthermore, it allows you to engage in physical computing using the BASIC Kit, which makes connecting electronic components easy via connectors, or to control various functions such as LEDs, buttons, and speakers using the Starter Kit. Finally, through various project examples—such as building a smart car body and controller using the Smart Car Kit—and free video lectures produced by the author, you can learn the micro:bit more easily.

Korean title: 마이크로비트, 상상을 현실로 만드는 프로젝트 입문편

Korean author: 이준혁

Korean publisher: 영진닷컴

ISBN-13: 9788931461237