The programming section of our lab is dedicated to software development and coding practice. It offers access to Fiero code, a powerful programming environment designed for building efficient, real-time applications. This section provides a collaborative space for learning, debugging, and refining code, with resources and support for both novice and experienced programmers. Whether you're developing algorithms, creating software solutions, or experimenting with Fiero’s unique features, this area is equipped to foster innovation and skill development.
To use the Makerspace equipment, participants must first have either: attended one of our Makerspace Workshops
or completed the series of online 3D Printing trainings through Niche Academy.
Niche Academy Trainings
For new makerspace users, select the Niche Academy link above to access our online safety and hardware trainings for the Pecan Makerspace. An account will need to be created in order to track your completion status.
Once you are on the website:
located at the top right corner.You will automatically receive an email with your credentials.
Once you are logged in to Niche Academy, complete trainings under titled:
Completion of these trainings will enable you to reserve the at any of our Makerspace locations.
Fiero Code
Fiero Code is an educational website that offers online coding courses aimed at helping learners of various levels develop programming skills. The platform focuses on teaching foundational programming concepts and aims to make learning to code accessible and engaging for students.
Key features of Fiero Code include:
Interactive Learning: Fiero Code offers interactive lessons and exercises that allow students to practice coding in real-time. These exercises typically include immediate feedback to help users improve.
Beginner-Friendly: The platform is designed for beginners, providing step-by-step tutorials and courses that help users build their understanding from basic concepts to more complex topics.
Project-Based Learning: Fiero Code often incorporates hands-on projects, allowing students to apply their skills by building real-world applications as part of the learning process.
Gamification: Some educational platforms like Fiero Code use gamified elements, like achievements, challenges, and rewards, to make learning programming fun and engaging.
Link: Fiero Code