Tortuga
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Tortuga is a most excellent endeavor to build an real-life interactive turtle interpreter that works on normal whiteboards. It is a SSE project that hopes to build both a useful learning tool for introductory computer science, as well as a framework for writing and drawing information that may be tedious or difficult to write down on a whiteboard.

The current vision is to build a small car that makes use of magnets, a Raspberry Pi, and several motors to move around a whiteboard with parallel functionallity to the python-turtle framework.

Interested in Helping?
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Contact either the Project Lead (Jesse Jurman -- jrj2703@rit.edu) or the SSE Projects Head (Morgan Cabral -- projects@sse.se.rit.edu) to learn more and get involved!

Who are we looking for?
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ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY!  
This project covers lots of domains, and we can always use more hands! Make your resume all the shinier by working on a most bodacious project!

Tortuga
=======

Tortuga is a most excellent endeavor to build an real-life interactive turtle interpreter that works on normal whiteboards. It is a SSE project that hopes to build both a useful learning tool for introductory computer science, as well as a framework for writing and drawing information that may be tedious or difficult to write down on a whiteboard.

The current vision is to build a small car that makes use of magnets, a Raspberry Pi, and several motors to move around a whiteboard with parallel functionallity to the python-turtle framework.

Interested in Helping?
-------------------
Contact either the Project Lead (Jesse Jurman -- jrj2703@rit.edu) or the SSE Projects Head (Morgan Cabral -- projects@sse.se.rit.edu) to learn more and get involved!

Who are we looking for?
-------------------
ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY!  
This project covers lots of domains, and we can always use more hands! Make your resume all the shinier by working on a most bodacious project!

RaspiRobotBoard Docs:
https://github.com/simonmonk/raspirobotboard

Python Turtle Docs:
https://docs.python.org/2.7/library/turtle.html

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