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Complete Arduino Course For Beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 65 lectures, based on 351 reviews, and has 39410 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what is the Arduino Understand what is the Arduino IDE Programming on Arduino IDE How to work on Arduino without having it What is Arduino simulator and how can it be useful to you How to display what we want on one digit and four digit 7-segment led display and LCD screen What is LED and how it can be controlled by Arduino How to detect that button is pressed What is a potentiometer and how can it be used? What is Buzzer and how to play a melody on it? How to connect and get data from several sensors: • Light sensor • Thermometer • Ultrasonic Distance sensor • Motion (PIR) sensor Motors. What are the differences between them and how to control them? This course is ideal for individuals who are People who have no experience with Arduino and want to learn it or People who want to learn how to make robots or People who want to know what the Internet of Things is and how it works It is particularly useful for People who have no experience with Arduino and want to learn it or People who want to learn how to make robots or People who want to know what the Internet of Things is and how it works.

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Summary

Title: Complete Arduino Course For Beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understand what is the Arduino
  • Understand what is the Arduino IDE
  • Programming on Arduino IDE
  • How to work on Arduino without having it
  • What is Arduino simulator and how can it be useful to you
  • How to display what we want on one digit and four digit 7-segment led display and LCD screen
  • What is LED and how it can be controlled by Arduino
  • How to detect that button is pressed
  • What is a potentiometer and how can it be used?
  • What is Buzzer and how to play a melody on it?
  • How to connect and get data from several sensors: • Light sensor • Thermometer • Ultrasonic Distance sensor • Motion (PIR) sensor
  • Motors. What are the differences between them and how to control them?

Who Should Attend

  • People who have no experience with Arduino and want to learn it
  • People who want to learn how to make robots
  • People who want to know what the Internet of Things is and how it works

Target Audiences

  • People who have no experience with Arduino and want to learn it
  • People who want to learn how to make robots
  • People who want to know what the Internet of Things is and how it works

What will you learn in this course?

• Short answer is you will learn everything about Arduino.

• You will get – What is Arduino and what can be made with it?

• We will learn how to program Arduino.

• What is LED and how it can be controlled by Arduino

• How to detect that button is pressed

• What is a potentiometer and how can it be used?

• What is Buzzer and how to play a melody on it?

You will learn how to display what we want on

• one digit and four-digit 7-segment led display

• LCD screen.

You will learn how to connect and get data from several sensors:

• Light sensor

• Thermometer

• Ultrasonic Distance sensor

• Motion detection (PIR) sensor

You will learn about motors.

• What are the differences between them and how to control them?

• There will be some advanced themes like:

• IR Remote and receiver

• and Wi-Fimodule

In the course will be two milestone projects

• Obstacle-avoiding robot

• Get weather data from the Internet project

What are the prerequisites for the course?

• You should know the basics of programming in any programming language.

Because in this course, we will not learn what is variable or if statement but we will learn how it works for Arduino.

• You need to have a PC and internet.

Should you have an Arduino KIT?

• About 80 percent of the course, you will be able to pass in an online Arduino simulator.

• The simulator can be a good start for you to get if you are interested in it and then choose whether should you buy the Arduino KIT.

• The course has a 30-day 100% money-back guaranteed by Udemy

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Arduino?

Lecture 3: Part list

Lecture 4: Intro to an Arduino Simulator

Lecture 5: Installation of the Arduino IDE

Lecture 6: Introduction to the Arduino IDE

Lecture 7: Arduino Hello, World! or Blink

Lecture 8: Serial Monitor

Chapter 2: Programming basics for Arduino IDE

Lecture 1: Intro to the section

Lecture 2: Intro to Data types

Lecture 3: Arithmetic operations and variables

Lecture 4: Combining Operations and Assignment

Lecture 5: Some Nuances of using Arduino data types

Lecture 6: Arrays

Lecture 7: If statement

Lecture 8: If statement – challenge-answer + new challenge

Lecture 9: If statement – challenge – answer

Lecture 10: Loops

Lecture 11: Loops – break and continue

Lecture 12: Function

Lecture 13: Scope – Global and local variables

Lecture 14: Strings

Lecture 15: Random number

Lecture 16: Read Serial Input

Chapter 3: LED

Lecture 1: How to Use a Breadboard and wires

Lecture 2: Resistors

Lecture 3: External LED blinking

Lecture 4: Circuits Debugging tips

Lecture 5: PWM analogWrite()

Lecture 6: PWM – gradually turn ON and OFF the LED

Lecture 7: Control many LEDs

Lecture 8: Solution: control many LEDs practice

Lecture 9: Binary counter

Lecture 10: RGB LED

Chapter 4: Digital and Analog Inputs

Lecture 1: Intro to the section

Lecture 2: Switches

Lecture 3: Buttons, pull up and pull down

Lecture 4: Buttons – control the blinking

Lecture 5: Button with Internal Pull-Up Resistor

Lecture 6: Button – debounce

Lecture 7: Potentiometer

Lecture 8: Potentiometer – control blink rate

Chapter 5: Sensors

Lecture 1: Sensor types and methods to provide information

Lecture 2: Light Detection

Lecture 3: Motion Detection

Lecture 4: Distance measurement

Lecture 5: Temperature measurement

Chapter 6: Visual Outputs

Lecture 1: Intro to the section

Lecture 2: 7-segment LED display

Lecture 3: 4-digit 7-segment LED display, multiplexing

Lecture 4: LCD display

Lecture 5: LCD move char project

Lecture 6: Buzzer

Chapter 7: Physical Output

Lecture 1: Intro to the section

Lecture 2: Brushed DC Motors

Lecture 3: Brushed DC Motors – a practical task

Lecture 4: Servo motors

Lecture 5: Obstacle avoiding robot – part 1

Lecture 6: Obstacle avoiding robot – part 2

Chapter 8: Remote control and Internet connection / IR and wi-fi signal

Lecture 1: IR receiver / Remote control IR signal

Lecture 2: Internet connection ESP8266

Lecture 3: ESP8266 – Software Serial, Get web page

Lecture 4: NodeMCU

Lecture 5: NodeMCU – Get weather data project, HTTPS

Chapter 9: Final words

Lecture 1: Final words

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  • 4 stars: 109 votes
  • 5 stars: 189 votes

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