What are the prerequisites for this workshop?

Basic knowledge of electronics is helpful but not required. The workshop covers fundamentals for beginners.

Is this workshop suitable for beginners?

Yes, the workshop is designed for beginners with an interest in Arduino. We start from the basics and gradually progress to advanced concepts.

Will I get a certificate upon completion?

Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion of the workshop.

What kind of support is provided during the workshop?

You will have access to workshop materials, live sessions, one-on-one mentoring, and a community forum for support.

Do I need to bring my own components?

Yes, a basic Arduino kit is required for hands-on practice. Details about the required components will be provided upon registration.

Arduino Workshop in India | ArduGyaan

About the Course

If you wish to dive into the world of microcontrollers and interactive hardware, and you need something quick to jumpstart your automation projects that you have been running all around with you till now; then this workshop is just for you.

This workshop starts from the basics of Analog Electronics and then gradually introduces you to the exciting world of Arduino. If you wish to know more about what an Arduino is, have a look at the videos under the Know More section in this page. Various interesting real life problems are taken up during the workshop and the participants are encouraged to think "out of box" and come up with innovative ideas to solve them.

Eligibility

This workshop is open to anyone and everyone, having a prior exposure to any sort of programming language. The workshop is intended for Engg. Grads, School Students, Designers and Hobbyists interested in creating interactive and responsive hardware systems.

Topics Covered :

ElectronicsArduinoEmbedded System DesignSensors

Course Content

Basics of Electronics
Introduction to Arduino
Basic Anatomy of Arduino
Getting Used to the Arduino IDE
Programming with Arduino
Blinking LEDs in a pattern
Controlling brightness of the LEDs
Generating tones on a Buzzer
Detecting press on a Switch
Designing a Light Sensor using LDR
Introduction to Serial Monitoring
Introduction to ADC
Reading Potentiometer Values
Reading the Light Sensor
Building an Embedded Application

Duration

1 Day | 6 Hours

Training Mode

Online and Offline Both

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Suitable For

BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D., School Students, Teachers, Hobbyists and Working Professionals

ArduGyaan : Introduction to Arduino