B@D 101 training session

Issue Background

In order to increase the number of users of B@D a 101 training session will be developed as a f2f activity.

Issue description

B@D 101 f2f training session design:

• Define date and time slot for the training session
• Does the room meet the minimum requirements for the training session?
• Create pre-requisites list for the training session?
• Create a proposal including goal, description, pre-requisites, date, time and other conditions and considerations.
• Communicate the proposal
• Get approval
• Publish the training activity
• Promote it

Training session preparation:

• Prepare the required software
  • Provide kernel support for the Renesas Board
  • Support the new Renesas board on LAVA
  • Route internet access of the board through the laptop
• Prepare the hardware required
  • Buy a BBB so we have two, one for the testing and another one to prepare the training session.
  • Buy 10 USB sticks 3.0
  • Buy serial cables for the Renesas board and a couple for the BBB in case they are needed for the session.
  • Get 10 RJ45 cables
  • Get power strips for 20 connections, 10 for the laptop and 10 for the boards

Documentation:

• Create a list of pre-requisites of the training session in the wiki (training session section).
• Send a mail to the cip-dev mailing list announcing the pre-requisites.
• Create the script of the training session in wiki format
• Publish it in the CIP training session page
• Create a presentation with the links and material that needs to be explained to students based on the default presentation
  • @toscalix sent to @tpollard the link to the presentation to start from, which is the same used to introduce the topic to AGL a few weeks ago.

Room preparations:

• Prepare the room and hardware required at ELCE

Training session execution:

• Execute the training session

Training session evaluation:

• Publish the summary and impressions of the training session.

Acceptance criteria

• Get approval from CIP and the LF for the training session.
• Link to the wiki page where the information about the training session is published.
• Link to the training session announcement
• Link to the pre-requisites mail
• Link to the training session script
• Link to the presentation (slides) to be used at the training session
• Link to the summary of the training session.