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Learn electrical engineering basics to build circuits and program Arduino to make wearables, robots, and IoT devices
In this course you will get in depth knowledge of Arduino, in terms of the physical platform and the software side of it, with the Arduino language you would learn to design and build robots for example, any kind of electronic devices like toys and even some interactive projects.
Some of the skills you would be developing:
- Learn C and C++ and how to use them programming the Arduino.
- Remote control through internet on your Arduino project.
- Internet of Things IoT
- Creating electronic projects aware of the surroundings and reacting accordingly with the use of sensors.
Shawn designed this course with the absolute beginner in mind: if you do not have any experience with programming or electronics, that’s OK! The first few sections walk you through the basics behind programming in C/C++ as part of the Arduino framework as well as how to build simple circuits that flash lights and spin motors.
Shawn is an Electrical Engineer working for SparkFun Electronics making the next generation of open source tools.
“That was really great, I learned everything from zero, and now I’m really confident that I can, professionally, make things.”
“The course is indeed enlightening and adequate for beginners and also in the right pace.”
“lots of fun. But i need more explanation into a lot of things. But it is still good instructor.”
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