Microcontrollers and Arduino Programming is a practical and beginner-friendly course designed to provide learners with the fundamental knowledge and hands-on skills required to understand embedded systems, microcontrollers, and Arduino-based development.
Microcontrollers and Arduino Programming is a practical and beginner-friendly course designed to provide learners with the fundamental knowledge and hands-on skills required to understand embedded systems, microcontrollers, and Arduino-based development. The course begins by introducing the concepts of embedded systems, the history and evolution of microcontrollers, their applications, and different types of microcontrollers. Learners will then explore the Arduino platform, including Arduino hardware, board families, the architecture of the Arduino Uno, installation and configuration of the Arduino Integrated Development Environment (IDE), and the development of their first Arduino programs.
UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO MICROCONTROLLERS (7 items)
📄 1.1 Overview of Embedded Systems · 5m
📄 1.2 History and Evolution of Microcontrollers · 5m
📄 1.3 Microcontroller vs Microprocessor · 15m
📄 1.4 Types of Microcontrollers · 3m
📄 1.5 Applications and comparison of Microcontrollers and microprocessor · 5m
▶️ Comparison of Microprocessor and Microcontroller: Basics and Key Differences Explained · 11m
📝 End of Unit 1 Quiz
Unit 2: Introduction to Arduino Platform (7 items)
📄 2. 1 Arduino Hardware Overview · 5m
📄 2. 2 Arduino Board Families · 5m
📄 2.3 Arduino Uno Architecture · 5m
📄 2. 4 Arduino IDE Installation · 3m
📄 2. 5 Writing and Uploading the First Program · 15m
▶️ How to Install Arduino Software IDE on Computer / Laptop · 3m
📝 End of Unit 2 Quiz
Unit 3: Arduino Programming Fundamentals (10 items)
📄 3.1 Structure of an Arduino Program · 5m
📄 3.2 Variables and Data Types · 5m
📄 3.3 Operators and Expressions · 4m
📄 3.4 Conditional Statements · 4m
📄 3.5 Loops · 5m
📄 3.6 Functions · 5m
📄 3.7 Libraries · 5m
📄 Unit 3 Summary · 2m
▶️ Arduino Code: Conditional Statements · 10m
📝 End of Unit 3 Quiz
Unit 4: Digital and Analog Input/Output (9 items)
📄 4.1 Digital Input and Output · 5m
📄 4.2 Analog Input · 3m
📄 4.3 Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) · 5m
📄 4.4 Controlling LEDs · 4m
📄 4.5 Push Buttons and Switches · 5m
📄 4.6 Potentiometer Interface · 10m
📄 Unit 4 Summary · 5m
▶️ Arduino Basics: Digital And Analog For Input And Output · 4m
📝 End of Unit Quiz 4
Unit 5: Display Modules and Data Visualization (7 items)
📄 5.1 LCD Display Interface · 5m
📄 5.2 OLED Display Interface · 5m
📄 5.3 Seven-Segment Display · 8m
📄 5.4 Serial Monitor and Serial Plotter · 6m
📄 Unit 5 Summary · 3m
▶️ Arduino Display: Oled, TFT, Character LCD, Segment, E-paper, E-Ink · 9m
📝 End of Unit 5 Quiz
Unit 6: Arduino Project Development using sensors and actuator (8 items)
📄 6.1 Temperature and Humidity Sensors · 10m
📄 6.2 Ultrasonic Sensors · 15m
📄 6.3 Light Sensors (LDR) · 6m
📄 6.4 Servo Motors · 7m
📄 6.5 DC Motors · 15m
📄 6.6 Relay Modules · 15m
📄 6.7Capstone Project Planning · 5m
📄 Unit6: Summary · 2m
Unit 7: Capstone project (2 items)
📄 Final Assessment
📝 Final Assessment quiz