Introduction to Arduino (Udemy.com)

Learn Arduino from the ground up with a full fledged project using an Ultrasonic sensor HC-SR04.

Created by: Venkatesh Varadachari

Produced in 2015

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What you will learn

  • Use the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to measure distance to an obstacle
  • How to deploy program into Arduino and use it wirelessly
  • Build your own applications and devices.
  • How to use ultrasonic sensor to detect obstacles
  • Code buzzer to beep in different tone
  • How to setup the Arduino software and start outputting code

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Overall Score : 74 / 100

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Course Description

Over 1,000 students
Over 25 5 star ratings
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Bonus content addedregularly. Latest update on 17-Nov-15. We will keep adding new content, so thatour students have something to look forward to
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Arduino is one of the cost effective boards you can purchase & start programming with to interact with physical elements using logic & create results the way you want it. It can be used in your Engineering projects, Industrial Projects and Home Automation related projects.
The course lesson will explain "How to work on Arduino" using C Language. This course works best for you if you own an Arduino UNO.
Why Learn Arduino?
If you an Engineering or Science student you might come across projects in which you want Physical interaction with your computer system.
The Arduino development environment makes it easy to write code and upload it to the i/o board. You can use Arduino language(CC++) to interface with Arduino hardware.
This course is for anyone who is interested in learning about Arduino. The course does not require any prior knowledge about Arduino. It is designed to introduce the Arduino hardware and programming environment to get you started on building projects.
However, basic knowledge of C programming is essential to understand this course. No experience is required, and all you need is an Arduino and several low cost components.
In this course, I will walk you through a project called "The Blind Man Guide". In this project, an ultrasonic sensor is fitted on to a cap and is powered by Arduino which measures the distance and also alerts about objects or obstacles in front of the device. By wearing this cap, a blind person can be alerted about objects or obstacles in front of him.
I will teach you step by step how to go about building this project. I will also share the code with you so that you can replicate the project yourself.
At the end of the course, you'll be fully familiarized with Arduino and ready to build your own applications and devices. If you're interested in Arduino, or microcontrollers in general, and don't know where to Start - you've found the perfect course. I look forward to you joining this course.Who this course is for:
  • This course is for anyone who is interested in learning about Arduino. The course does not require any prior knowledge about Arduino.
  • It's designed to introduce the Arduino hardware and programming environment to get you started on building projects.
  • However, basic knowledge of C programming is essential to understand this course. No experience is required, and all you need is an Arduino and several low cost components.

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Instructor Details

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Venkatesh Varadachari is the founder of MAKERDEMY, a pioneer maker education company head-quartered in Singapore.
Venkatesh believes that knowledge should be made available to people in all walks of life. Venkatesh also believes in the power of education to transform lives.
Venkatesh has an MBA from the prestigious Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.
He also has a degree in Electrical Engineering from Madras University and a Masters in Financial Engineering from National University of Singapore. Kamesh DKR is passionate about working at the intersection of technology and education. He believes that learning should be fun, entertaining and contextual.
Kamesh has a Masters in Computer Applications from VIT, one of the top engineering schools in India.
Kamesh is a product engineer with ScratchNinja and is responsible for developing user friendly educational courses to teach cutting edge technological concepts to school students.

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Reviews

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By William Wallace

GOOD SO FAR

By Gregc85

Very good explanation!

By Nareg Khoshafian

Very difficult to understand and follow - provide extremely simple example not the "blind man" - extremely complicated

By Amit Champatiray

Course should have been more live and exhaustive. It was boring at the end. It is on a specific topic for HC-SR04 sensor not an introduction to arduino. I wanted to know many things but this is a limited course with few contents. Still I am happy now because the setup is working. Thanks.

By Jack W. Crenshaw

This was not my favorite course. English is clearly not the author's native language. That's Ok. Lots of other authors have accents. But this author at least needs to learn the lingo in English of computer-related terms. The character " is a double-quote, _NOT_ a "double inverted comma" . The characters ( and ) are parentheses (or parens) _NOT_ "brackets." Brackets are very much something else.

My other complaint is, the author gives us almost no explanation as to what he's doing. He simply types out the C code, and reads every character as he types it.

Not much to learn here.

By Josue Barron

The way to expose lectures make easy get the information and the great way to develop projects give us the feeling that they are quite simple. Good job!

By 羅篤信

對於初學者,文字表達與圖片敘述,很容易理解與掌握學習進度。超音波專題引導學習的興趣,實務操作與演示更讓程式活潑有趣。網頁的建構,讓 micro-controller 走入 internet 網路世界,精彩值得期待!