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Since its hardware they are interested in I’d really recommend getting started with an arduino. You can build a lot of cool stuff and there is a great community
by jdsully 6y ago
Since its hardware they are interested in I’d really recommend getting started with an arduino. You can build a lot of cool stuff and there is a great community.
For real in depth “computer engineering” an FPGA is the next step. But that requires a serious time commitment with a steep learning curve, and you won’t find nearly as much resources or hand holding.