Beginning Arduino

Beginning Arduino, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 97 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 109 subscribers.

You will learn about Arduino Fundamentals Arduino Basics This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning Arduino Students but Experienced Programmers. It is particularly useful for Beginning Arduino Students but Experienced Programmers.

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Summary

Title: Beginning Arduino

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 97

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Curriculum Items: 97

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Arduino Fundamentals
Arduino Basics

Who Should Attend

Beginning Arduino Students but Experienced Programmers.

Target Audiences

Beginning Arduino Students but Experienced Programmers.

This class has a prerequisite which is my programming fundamentals course

Welcome to my Beginning Arduino Course.

In this course we will be experimenting with multiple electronics

We will be interfacing with various sensors and output devices

We will then combine this knowledge on individual sensors and build projects

The end of the course will conclude with have 2 larger projects

This will be a “2 pronged” approach for the course

The 1st part will be using Arduino simulator Tinkercad for superior visuals

This will for allow ease of filming and editing as well as improved clarity of the wire layout as well as the code that is being written and the output from the code

The 2nd part will be a recap of the simulator but using real life Arduino

The kit that we will be using name will be found bellow just type into amazon

This is where the electronics will come from.

ELEGOO UNO R3 Project Most Complete Starter Kit w/Tutorial Compatible with Arduino IDE (63 Items)

Check out some of the other courses i teach on Udemy

If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask. I will try to get back to you as soon as i can.

I will be working on this course overtime. Make sure to come back to look at some of the changes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What Will You Learn

Lecture 3: Who Is Your Instructor

Lecture 4: Beginner Kit Required To Follow Along

Lecture 5: What Is Arduino

Lecture 6: Different Types of Arduino

Lecture 7: The Arduino Uno

Lecture 8: The Arduino Mega

Lecture 9: Arduinos Uno/Mega (Real Life)

Lecture 10: The Arduino IDE

Lecture 11: What Is A Sketch

Lecture 12: Introduction To Autodesk TinkerCad

Lecture 13: Blink Example Sketch Tinkercad

Chapter 2: 5 Basic Arduino Operations

Lecture 1: Digital Write Function

Lecture 2: Pin Mode Function

Lecture 3: Delay Function

Lecture 4: Blink Sketch Review

Lecture 5: Uploading Sketch

Lecture 6: Blink Sketch In Real Life

Lecture 7: The Breadboard

Lecture 8: LED

Lecture 9: Jumper Pins

Lecture 10: Limiting Current (Ohm's Law)

Lecture 11: Resistors

Lecture 12: External Blink Operation (Tinkercad)

Lecture 13: Reading Resistors/Multimeter Introduction (Real Life)

Lecture 14: External Blink Operation (Arduino)

Lecture 15: PWM

Lecture 16: Analog Write Function

Lecture 17: Analog Write LED Breadboard Sketch (Tinkercad)

Lecture 18: Analog Write LED Breadboard Sketch (Arduino)

Lecture 19: Button

Lecture 20: Pull Down Resistor Configuration

Lecture 21: Pull Up Resistor Configuration

Lecture 22: Digital Read Function

Lecture 23: Pull Down Resistor Configuration Button (Tinkercad)

Lecture 24: Pull Up Resistor Configuration Button (Tinkercad)

Lecture 25: Pull Down Resistor Configuration Button (Arduino)

Lecture 26: Pull Up Resistor Configuration Button (Arduino)

Lecture 27: Serial

Lecture 28: Serial Begin

Lecture 29: Serial Print & Serial PrintLN

Lecture 30: Serial Print & Serial Println Example (Tinkercad)

Lecture 31: Formating Options Avaiable For Serial Print

Lecture 32: Serial Print and Serial Println Example (Arduino)

Lecture 33: Potentiometer

Lecture 34: Analog Read Function

Lecture 35: Potentiometer Analog Read Example (Tinkercad)

Lecture 36: Potentiometer Analog Read Example (Arduino)

Lecture 37: Analog And Digital Main Functions

Lecture 38: Photo Sensetive Devices

Chapter 3: Examples & Projects

Lecture 1: Night Light Project

Lecture 2: Night Light Sketch (Tinkercad) !! Needs redo

Lecture 3: Night Light Circuit and Sketch (Arduino)

Lecture 4: Temperature Sensor

Lecture 5: Thermistor (Arduino)

Lecture 6: DC Motor (Tinkercad)

Lecture 7: DC Motor and Power Supply (Arduino)

Lecture 8: Controlling DC Motor Speed (Tinkercad)

Lecture 9: Controlling DC Motor Speed (Arduino)

Lecture 10: Heat Controlled Fan Project (Tinkercad)

Lecture 11: Heat Controlled Fan Project (Arduino)

Lecture 12: Servo Control (Tinkercad)

Lecture 13: External Libraries Servo Example (Tinkercad)

Lecture 14: External Libraries Servo Example (Arduino)

Lecture 15: Servo Control (Arduino)

Lecture 16: Liquid Crystal Display (Tinkercad)

Lecture 17: Liquid Crystal Display (Arduino)

Lecture 18: Keypad (Tinkercad)

Lecture 19: Keypad (Arduino)

Lecture 20: Servo Position System Project (Tinkercad)

Lecture 21: Servo Position System Project (Arduino)

Lecture 22: Stepper Motor

Lecture 23: Piezo Buzzer (Tinkercad)

Lecture 24: Piezo Buzzer (Arduino)

Lecture 25: PIR Sensor (Tinkercad)

Lecture 26: PIR Sensor (Arduino)

Lecture 27: Home Alarm System Project (Tinkercad)

Lecture 28: Hall Effect Sensor (Arduino Only)

Lecture 29: Home Alarm System Project (Arduino)

Lecture 30: Sheild

Lecture 31: Water Level Sensor

Lecture 32: Stepper Motor and ULN2003

Lecture 33: Humidity and Temeprature Sensor

Lecture 34: Microphone

Lecture 35: Joystick

Lecture 36: Ultrasonic Distance Sensor

Lecture 37: Rotary Encoder

Lecture 38: Real Time Clock

Lecture 39: 5 Axis Gyro

Lecture 40: RFID Reader/Writer and RFID Tags

Lecture 41: RGB LED

Chapter 4: Other Important Aspects

Lecture 1: External Arduino Power

Lecture 2: Refiling Cup Project

Instructors

Steven Mosbrucker
Multipurpose Engineer

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5 stars: 9 votes

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