Description

This two-month Arduino Uno Course offers an introduction to the world of embedded systems and Arduino development. In Month 1, students will learn the fundamentals of controllers, the Arduino Uno board, and basic C programming, covering operators, loops, and decision-making processes. It also explores Embedded C and its differences from standard C. In Month 2, students will dive into the Arduino IDE, sketch creation, program execution, and hardware interfacing. They will work on controlling LEDs, motors, LCD displays, and sensors through Arduino, gaining both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. By the end of the course, students will be able to build simple Arduino projects with serial communication.

Course Overview

The Arduino Uno Course provides a solid foundation in embedded systems and Arduino programming. During Month 1, students explore the basics of controllers, Arduino hardware, and C programming, focusing on how embedded systems differ from standard software systems. Month 2 introduces the Arduino IDE, programming execution, and hardware interfacing. Students will gain hands-on experience controlling LEDs, motors, sensors, and LCD displays using the Arduino platform. By the end of the course, they will be proficient in creating and executing Arduino sketches, as well as interfacing circuits and communicating via serial programming.