Introduction to Embedded Systems with Arduino

8 Lessons –  2 -3hrs per lesson

In this course, you will be introduced to embedded systems using the Arduino platform and board to control different peripherals such as sensors. You’ll learn Arduino programming and you’ll be able to build lots of exciting projects with Arduino.

This course is designed for beginners in embedded systems and students interested in electronics and Arduino

Level - Beginner

No experience in electronics or embedded systems is needed for this course but a basic knowledge of C programming is helpful.

Next Cohort Starts November 1st

Our next cohort starts November 1st and only 10 slots are available

OBJECTIVES

Course Objectives & Outcomes

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Build simple circuits around the Arduino uno

Learn how to build simple circuits with the Arduino uno to control lights and other basic electronic components

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Build your own electronics projects

Build exciting projects such as  weather monitoring systems, intruder alarm systems, ultrasonic distance measuring systems, automatic water level detectors and more

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Learn how to design your own electronic circuits

Get introduced to tools such as Fritzing, which you will use to design and prototype your own circuits

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Write Arduino programmes and code for your projects

Learn how to write computer programmes that you’ll upload to your Arduino board to control sensors, motors, lights and other electronic components.

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Build confidence for more complex projects

Build on the success of this course to learn more complex concepts in Arduino on your own and develop more complex projects

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Learn how real life electronic products are designed

Learn how real-life electronic products such as our GrainMate Moisture Meter is built and manufactured

Learn With Us Today!

Our next cohort begins on 1st November 2021 and applications are currently open till October 22nd. If you sign up before October 15th, you’ll get a 10% discount. Register below or contact our admissions team for more information.

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