Diy With Arduino - 5 Simple Projects To Get You Started

Learn how to use the Arduino platform with these 5 simple projects

What you'll learn
Install the Arduino IDE
Test that their Arduino Board is working
Build Projects using the following parts: LED, Photoresistor, Push Button, Potentiometer, Motor, Keypad, LCD Screen
Use Built-In and External Libraries
Requirements
Some familiarity with the C programming language
Basic electricity concepts, such as voltage, current and resistance
Description
JOIN OVER 3500+ SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN THIS COURSE!–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––CAPTIONS FOR ALL LECTURES!This course will take you from an Arduino beginner to creating your own designs in 5 Easy to Follow Projects.Learn the building blocks of creating with the Arduino.Each project will give you another piece of the puzzle.Get Step-by Step Instruction the whole way through each project.I'll answer any questions you have to make sure you fully understand the material.If the question can help others, I'll make a video on the topic.Start making your own projects in as little as 2 hoursHave your first sketch running in as little as 10 minutes.27 lectures with over 2 hours of content.Get to know 14 different components and sensorsLearn to use Photo-resistors and PIR Sensors.Push Buttons, Potentiometers, and LEDs.Speakers, Keypads, and LCD Screens.This course it grouped into 5 distinct projects:Project 1: Night Light ProjectProject 2: Traffic Light ProjectProject 3: Motor Speed ControllerProject 4: Motion Detection AlarmProject 5: Access Control DeviceSave time and energy with project based learningIn just 5 Simple Projects, you can be on your way to making whatever you want.

Who this course is for:
This course is meant for people new to Arduino, but who have some previous programming experience. You can take this course without prior programming knowledge, however it is assumed that the student knows basic programming concepts. This course is also for those looking for a refresher on the Arduino