Learn to make interactive work with Arduino

Learn to make interactive work with Arduino, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 19 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 41 reviews, and has 1719 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what Arduino is about, by doing! Quickly understand the building blocks to make your own projects Create an interactive proximity warning device, useful for parking your car and learning core concepts in a project based approach This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for beginners who want a soft introduction to Arduino, what it can do, and to get up to speed quickly while creating cool projects. or Artists who are interested in adding interactivity to their work or Programmers that want to connect their code to the real world using sensors such as ultrasonic distance measurement and light indicators as a start. or NOT for seasoned professionals, more advanced topics are covered in another course It is particularly useful for This course is for beginners who want a soft introduction to Arduino, what it can do, and to get up to speed quickly while creating cool projects. or Artists who are interested in adding interactivity to their work or Programmers that want to connect their code to the real world using sensors such as ultrasonic distance measurement and light indicators as a start. or NOT for seasoned professionals, more advanced topics are covered in another course.

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Summary

Title: Learn to make interactive work with Arduino

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 19

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand what Arduino is about, by doing!

Quickly understand the building blocks to make your own projects

Create an interactive proximity warning device, useful for parking your car and learning core concepts in a project based approach

Who Should Attend

This course is for beginners who want a soft introduction to Arduino, what it can do, and to get up to speed quickly while creating cool projects.

Artists who are interested in adding interactivity to their work

Programmers that want to connect their code to the real world using sensors such as ultrasonic distance measurement and light indicators as a start.

NOT for seasoned professionals, more advanced topics are covered in another course

Target Audiences

This course is for beginners who want a soft introduction to Arduino, what it can do, and to get up to speed quickly while creating cool projects.

Artists who are interested in adding interactivity to their work

Programmers that want to connect their code to the real world using sensors such as ultrasonic distance measurement and light indicators as a start.

NOT for seasoned professionals, more advanced topics are covered in another course

I take you from woe to go! Get started with electronics and making interactive media quickly. In this course I show you how to get up and running on the Arduino platform so you can make your own projects to interact with the world.

Colourful lights? TICK!

Potential robot overlords? BETTER BELIEVE IT!

Automate garden watering? IF THE OVERLORDS SAY SO!

Learn the basics and move up the ladder quickly exploring the exciting and useful world of electronics with this course. You will learn the components and how to break down components so you can be self sufficient.

This course is for people that are interested in interactive media and people that want to learn the basis for electronics. We quickly move onto projects allowing you to put the skills you have learnt to the test.

Remember, I am always here to help you though your project and answer questions along the way!

So lets get started!

-John

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What can the Arduino do

Chapter 2: Lay of the Land

Lecture 1: Arduino anatomy

Lecture 2: Shopping List

Chapter 3: Installing the Software

Lecture 1: Connecting it to a Computer

Lecture 2: Install on Windows

Lecture 3: Install on Mac

Chapter 4: Code Introduction

Lecture 1: My first upload

Lecture 2: Intro to Code – Flashing a LED

Chapter 5: Electronics

Lecture 1: Breadboards and Jumper Wires, a practical intro

Lecture 2: Components to diagrams

Lecture 3: Inputs, Outputs, Analog and Digital

Chapter 6: Controlling an Output (Actuators)

Lecture 1: Create sound with a buzzer

Lecture 2: Coloured Lighting!

Chapter 7: Reading inputs (Sensors)

Lecture 1: Intro to inputs with a button example

Lecture 2: Ultrasonic sensors and the Serial Monitor

Chapter 8: Your Project – Bringing it together

Lecture 1: Break down a project

Lecture 2: Build it back up

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Fin

Chapter 10: Further

Lecture 1: Reading Resistors

Instructors

John Missikos
Engineer and Maker

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4 stars: 16 votes

5 stars: 16 votes

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