Empower Your Knowledge in IoT and Robotics with Arduino in 12 Weeks
This course combines foundational programming, electronics, IoT (Internet of Things), and robotics into a comprehensive learning journey. It is perfect for beginners aiming to master Arduino programming, sensor interfacing, and building IoT-enabled robotic systems.
What You’ll Learn
Core Programming Skills:
- Master C++ for Arduino programming.
- Use control structures, arrays, and functions.
Electronics Basics:
- Work with LEDs, resistors, and sensors.
- Build circuits and understand schematics.
Arduino Programming:
- Write Arduino programs for digital and analog inputs/outputs.
- Control LEDs, motors, and sensors with Arduino.
IoT Applications:
- Connect Arduino to the cloud and visualize real-time data.
- Build IoT systems like temperature monitors.
Robotics:
- Design and program robots (e.g., line-following, obstacle-avoiding robots).
- Use sensors and feedback for autonomous navigation.
Integration of IoT and Robotics:
- Develop IoT-enabled robots.
- Combine cloud monitoring with robotic control.
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Course Outline
Week 1: Introduction to C++ Programming Basics
- Objective: Learn programming fundamentals with C++ to lay the groundwork for Arduino.
- Topics:
- Variables, data types, and operators.
- Input/output in C++ using
cin
,cout
. - Control statements:
if
,else
,switch
. - Loops:
for
,while
.
- Project: Write a unit conversion program (e.g., Celsius to Fahrenheit).
Week 2: Functions and Arrays in C++
- Objective: Learn code structuring with functions and arrays.
- Topics:
- Defining, calling, and passing arguments in functions.
- Working with arrays and array manipulation.
- Project: Create a program to find the maximum value in an array.
Week 3: Basic Electronics – Components and Circuits
- Objective: Understand basic electronics and build circuits.
- Topics:
- Resistors, LEDs, capacitors, and switches.
- Breadboard usage and circuit diagrams.
- Project: Build an LED blink circuit with resistors.
Week 4: Analog Signals and Sensors
- Objective: Interface basic sensors and work with analog signals.
- Topics:
- Analog signals and Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM).
- Sensors like LDR (light sensor) and LM35 (temperature sensor).
- Project: Temperature monitoring using LM35.
Week 5: Introduction to Arduino
- Objective: Get started with Arduino programming and setup.
- Topics:
- Understanding Arduino boards and IDE.
- Basic functions:
setup()
,loop()
,digitalWrite()
,digitalRead()
.
- Project: Blink an LED using Arduino.
Week 6: Digital Inputs and Outputs
- Objective: Interact with sensors and actuators.
- Topics:
- Reading inputs like pushbuttons.
- Controlling LEDs and motors.
- Project: Create a button-controlled LED project.
Week 7: Sensor Interfacing with Arduino
- Objective: Read and interpret data from common sensors.
- Topics:
- Analog and digital sensor interfacing.
- Mapping sensor data for practical applications.
- Project: Build a temperature-based fan control system.
Week 8: Robotics – Line Following Robot
- Objective: Introduce robotics concepts using Arduino.
- Topics:
- Motor control and IR sensor interfacing.
- Feedback systems in robotics.
- Project: Build a simple line-following robot.
Week 9: Introduction to IoT – Cloud Setup
- Objective: Connect Arduino to the cloud for remote control and monitoring.
- Topics:
- Using Arduino IoT Cloud and ESP8266/ESP32.
- Displaying and controlling data on the cloud dashboard.
- Project: Build an IoT project to control an LED remotely.
Week 10: IoT Projects – Sensor Monitoring
- Objective: Visualize real-time sensor data on the cloud.
- Topics:
- Cloud-based triggers and actions.
- Practical IoT applications.
- Project: Create a temperature and humidity monitoring system.
Week 11: Robotics – Obstacle Avoiding Robot
- Objective: Build a robot that avoids obstacles using sensors.
- Topics:
- Ultrasonic sensors for distance measurement.
- Motor control for obstacle avoidance.
- Project: Create an obstacle-avoiding robot.
Week 12: Final Project – IoT & Robotics Integration
- Objective: Combine IoT and robotics in a capstone project.
- Topics:
- Design and implement a smart, cloud-controlled robot.
- Debugging and final project presentation.
- Project: Develop an IoT-enabled robot with remote control and sensor feedback.
After this course a student will be able to do:
This 12-week course covers the fundamentals of C++, electronics, Arduino, IoT, and robotics while integrating hands-on projects such as line-following robots, obstacle-avoiding robots, and IoT systems. By the end of the course, students will have developed a solid foundation in both hardware and software and will be able to design and implement their own IoT-enabled robotics systems.
Note: Students should also require hardware for this session