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! Choose a Project! || Background || Difficulty || Skills/Knowledge Involved
 
! Choose a Project! || Background || Difficulty || Skills/Knowledge Involved
 
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| Connect sensors to flight computer || Example || Medium || Example
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| Connect sensors to flight computer || Our sensors (sun sensors, altitude sensors, etc.) are connected to the board with various hardware mechanisms (like I2C). Some of them need to be configured to be able to use them with our software. You will be writing the code to interact with these sensors.  || Medium || Circuitpython, PyCharm, Terminal, Hardware
 
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| Practice using GitHub || Example || Easy || Example
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| Practice creating a PR using GitHub || Github is how we add code to our codebase. This project will practice making a small change to the codebase, then adding it to our code repository so you can get familiar with Git. || Easy || Git, Github, Terminal.
 
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| Experiment with existing code base || The current setup includes the Raspberry Pi as well as our PyCubed flight controller. This task is about looking at our existing software, actually running it on our hardware and playing around with it to get a better sense of what direction you want to take this project. This task will involve lots of close contact with the existing team members, who will help you get set up and explain any open questions. || Medium || Python, CircuitPython, Redis, Microservices, PyCharm, SSH, Terminal
 
| Experiment with existing code base || The current setup includes the Raspberry Pi as well as our PyCubed flight controller. This task is about looking at our existing software, actually running it on our hardware and playing around with it to get a better sense of what direction you want to take this project. This task will involve lots of close contact with the existing team members, who will help you get set up and explain any open questions. || Medium || Python, CircuitPython, Redis, Microservices, PyCharm, SSH, Terminal
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