BASIC was the first programming language designed specifically for non-engineers and non-mathematicians. It was easy to learn (”LET X = 5,” “IF X = 5 THEN Z = 10,” “PRINT X”), and at ...

BASIC has its roots in academics, where it was intended to be an easy to use programming language for every student, even those outside the traditional STEM fields.

Luckily, a device, a brainchild of Ghanaian Engineer, Eric Obeng is making sure Ghanaians ace these fields. Eric has actively been teaching programming and electronics for about seven years now.

The field of electrical and computer engineering is vast, and the recent renaming of the department to electrical and computer engineering more accurately characterizes its breadth. It covers the ...