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Course Overview:

This course is courtesy of Michael Cheich over at the Programming Electronics Academy.

If you have any questions about anything covered in this course please ask it in the Course / Workshop Discussion area of the Community.

Lessons in this Course:

• Module 1 – Prototyping
  • Lesson 1 – Full Course Parts List
  • Lesson 2 – Formalized approach
  • Lesson 3 – Outlining
  • Lesson 4 – Pruning
  • Lesson 5 – Incremental Design
  • Lesson 6 – Conclusion and Review
• Module 2 – Familiarization with the Arduino Hardware and Software
  • Lesson 7 – Map of the Familiarization Module
  • Lesson 8 – Arduino Integrated Development Environment Version
  • Lesson 9 – Download and Install the Arduino IDE (Windows)
  • Lesson 10 – Download and Install the Arduino IDE (Mac)
  • Lesson 11 – Everything you need to know about the Arduino IDE (for now)
  • Lesson 12 – Arduino Board Hardware Overview
  • Lesson 13 – The Arduino Development Toolchain – How it all gets done…
• Module 3 – Learn the Fundamentals
  • Lesson 14 – Syntax; the spelling and grammar of programming
  • Lesson 15 – Understanding Variables
  • Lesson 16 – Data Types: One size does not fit all
  • Lesson 17 – Functions: Let’s make programming as easy as possible
  • Lesson 18 – Understanding the uber functions loop() and setup()
• Module 4 – The Bread and Butter of Microcontrollers: Using Input and Output (IO)
  • Lesson 19 – Logic levels: Fundamental concepts of Digital Electronics
  • Lesson 20 – 3 Useful functions for setting up and using Arduino pins
  • Lesson 21 – Challenge: Deep thoughts on changing the length of delay()
  • Lesson 22 – Now with Variables
  • Lesson 23- Challenge: Change up the Circuit
  • Lesson 24- Blinking multiple LEDs
  • Lesson 25- Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) with analogWrite()
  • Lesson 26- A simple example of using PWM with Arduino
  • Lesson 27- Using (and Understanding) Serial Communication
  • Lesson 28- Using digitalRead() to determine buttons states or on/off sensors
  • Lesson 29 – Using analogRead()

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