Arduino Basics: For Absolute Beginners 2024, The Beginners Guide to Better Understanding of Arduino Development Systems.
Course Description
Welcome to the “Arduino Basics: For Absolute Beginners” course!
This course will take you to the very foundation of Arduino development boards: electronics and programming. That’s why in this course, we will not just talk about the Arduino board itself but we will also discuss the basics of electronics and programming.
In this course, we will combine these major elements as the key to understanding the Arduino development environment.
What You’ll Learn:
- The basics of electronics for Arduino environment
- The basics of the Arduino development board
- The basics of the C++ programming language for embedded systems
- Hands-on projects to learn by experience
By learning these elements combined, you will gain a deeper understanding of how the Arduino board works.
To maximize your learning experience, I have made these adjustments so you can learn better and faster:
- Basic English to minimize confusion with terminologies and jargon
- Every terminology will be explained
- The code will be explained together with the simulators
- Doing the actual projects is highly advised
- The teaching and coaching method is straightforward
- The instructor will not read scripts to better explain what is going on
- The sequence of discussions will be step-by-step
Parts and Tools You Will Need for This Course:
- A computer for writing programs (desktop or laptop)
- An internet connection for online simulators
- An Arduino Uno R3 Board
- An electronics parts list which you can download in this course
- A digital multimeter for testing (optional)
If you don’t have these parts and tools at the moment, don’t worry; we will use online simulators to get you started.
With this being stated, and if you are ready to start your journey into the world of automation and robotics, then let’s begin.
You can check out the previews of the video lessons in this course to get a heads-up on what to expect.
More projects will be added to this course later, so you will have more practice to do.
Let’s get started!
