53-655 Introduction to Arduino

1 units, Carnegie Mellon University

PLEASE NOTE The specific meeting dates for the A3 section of this micro course are Jan 17, Jan 24, and Feb 21. This practical course is designed to quickly take students from beginner to basic functional knowledge of the Arduino microcontroller in three week 5hour sessions. You can expect to learn a how to write and upload simple code for the Arduino to perform basic logic functions like reading a switch to change a motors direction, b how to integrate a variety of physical inputs including knobs, distance sensors, and light sensors, c how to integrate a variety of physical outputs such as motors, lights, and speakers, and d how to put all of these together to build simple selfcontained lowcost lowpower systems. The course culminates in students producing and artful andor functional interactive creation of their own design. . There are no technical prerequisites.

Prerequisites: none listed

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