Building Your Own GPS-Tracker Using Arduino

Building Your Own GPS-Tracker Using Arduino, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.63, with 23 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 41 subscribers.

You will learn about What Satellites are How the Global Positioning System Works What the Arduino is and how to work with it How an LCD Display works and programming it How to solder This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in technology & science It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in technology & science.

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Summary

Title: Building Your Own GPS-Tracker Using Arduino

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.63

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 23

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What Satellites are
How the Global Positioning System Works
What the Arduino is and how to work with it
How an LCD Display works and programming it
How to solder

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in technology & science

Target Audiences

Anyone interested in technology & science

This course will teach you how to build your own GPS-Tracker using an Arduino, a GPS-Module, and an LCD-Shield. You will learn how coordinate systems work. Two dimensional and three dimensional. I will show you how these coordinate systems are applied to earth and how you can use them for navigation. Then i will show you what satellites are, where they are and what kinds of purposes they serve. After that you will learn how you can use four satellites to locate yourself on the surface on the earth. After that i will show you the Arduino basics. This goes from explaining what an Arduino is to setting up the IDE on your computer, showing you how the Syntax and Libraries work and the important pins and their functions. From that we’ll move on the the LCD shield. That chapter will contain the working principle of an LCD screen, the pins of the screen and their functions, how to digitally store something as text, creating your first, own text and reading the button input of your shield. Chapter five will be about learning how your GPS module communicates, how you can connect it to the Arduino and how you can write a basic script using the gps library. In the last chapter we will be putting everything together. That means writing the final program and soldering everything together. In case you don’t care about the theory and strictly want to build it, that is also possible. Theory and practice for each topic is split up in seperate lessons.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What's Happening in this Course

Lecture 1: What You Are About to Learn and Build

Lecture 2: List of All the Things You Will Need

Chapter 2: The Magic of Knowing Where You Are

Lecture 1: How Do You Measure the World

Lecture 2: What Are Artificial Satellites and Where Are They

Lecture 3: Trilateration and Communication

Chapter 3: Arduino Basics

Lecture 1: What Is an Arduino

Lecture 2: Setting Up Arduino IDE

Lecture 3: Basic Syntax and Libraries

Lecture 4: Pins and Their Functions

Chapter 4: LCD Basics

Lecture 1: How Does an LCD Work

Lecture 2: Connecting Pins and Their Functions

Lecture 3: How Is Text Digitally Stored

Lecture 4: LCD Library and Creating Your First Text

Lecture 5: How to Read Button Input

Chapter 5: Working With the GPS Module

Lecture 1: What Information Is Being Sent

Lecture 2: How to Connect It – RX/TX

Lecture 3: GPS Library and Writing Basic Script

Chapter 6: Putting Everything Together

Lecture 1: Combining our code

Lecture 2: Soldering Everything

Lecture 3: Putting Everything in a Case

Chapter 7: Summary

Lecture 1: Congratulations and Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus Lesson: Creating Moving Smileys

Lecture 3: Example Schematic and Code

Instructors

Joe Hehn
Stundent at Humboldt University

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