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Arduino Programming using Arduino IDE
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Chapter-1->How to download Arduino IDE?3 Topics|1 Quiz
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1.1 Introduction to Arduino IDE?
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1.2 How to download Arduino IDE software?
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1.3 Steps to install .exe file of Arduino IDE
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1.1 Introduction to Arduino IDE?
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Chapter-2-> Introduction to Arduino IDE3 Topics|1 Quiz
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2.1 Why Arduino IDE?
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2.2 How Arduino IDE works?
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2.3 Explanation of default screen of Arduino IDE
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2.1 Why Arduino IDE?
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Chapter-3–> How to connect any board with Arduino IDE?4 Topics|1 Quiz
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3.1 What are the different types of Arduino boards ?
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3.2 What is USB cable?
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3.3 Steps to connect board and port in Arduino IDE.
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3.4 Advantages of Arduino IDE
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3.1 What are the different types of Arduino boards ?
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Chapter-4–>Steps to write a code in Arduino Programming5 Topics|1 Quiz
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4.1 What is coding and C programming?
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4.2 What is Arduino Programming?
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4.3 Steps to write any code in Arduino IDE
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4.4 How to open an example code in Arduino IDE
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4.5 Explanation of different predefined syntax used in Arduino Programming?
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Quiz-4->Steps to write a code in Arduino Programming
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4.1 What is coding and C programming?
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Chapter-5–>Introduction to Arduino Uno5 Topics|1 Quiz
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5.1 What is Arduino and why we are using it?
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5.2 Different types of Arduino boards
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5.3 Explanation of Arduino UNO
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5.4 Differentiate between digital and analog signals?
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5.5 How to upload a code
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5.1 What is Arduino and why we are using it?
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Chapter-6–>Explanation of Variables and operators in programming5 Topics|1 Quiz
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6.1 What are variables and data types?
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6.2 What are operators?
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6.3 Activity 1 : Led blink coding using Arduino IDE.
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6.4 Activity 2 : Led on/ off using switch with arduino uno
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6.5 How to upload the code
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6.1 What are variables and data types?
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Chapter-7–>How to use conditional statement and loops?6 Topics|1 Quiz
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7.1 Introduction to loops and conditional statements.
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7.2 Activity 3: Piano using Arduino Uno
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7.3 Components Required
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7.4 Circuit Connection
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7.5 Coding using IDE
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7.6 Compile and run
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7.1 Introduction to loops and conditional statements.
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Chapter-8–>How to use analog input in Arduino IDE ?6 Topics|1 Quiz
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8.1 What are analog inputs and outputs ?
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8.2 Activity 4: Controlling of Led using Potentiometer
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8.3 Components Required
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8.4 Circuit Connection
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8.5 Coding using Arduino IDE
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8.6 Compile and run
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8.1 What are analog inputs and outputs ?
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Chapter-9–>How to add libraries in Arduino IDE ?6 Topics|1 Quiz
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9.1 What are libraries and header files?
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9.2 Activity 5: Interfacing of Servo motor with Arduino Uno
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9.3 Components Required
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9.4 Circuit connection
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9.5 Coding using Arduino IDE
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9.6 Compile and run
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9.1 What are libraries and header files?
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Chapter-10–>How the Arduino Serial library performs serial communication?4 Topics|1 Quiz
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10.1 What is Serial Communication?
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10.2 How to do the serial communication in Arduino?
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10.3 Activity 6: Interfacing of gas sensor with Arduino Uno and displaying amount of gas using serial communication
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10.4 Compile and run
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10.1 What is Serial Communication?
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Chapter-11–>Interfacing of Dht11 sensor with Arduino4 Topics|1 Quiz
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11.1 What is Dht11?
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11.2 Activity7: Interfacing of DHT11 with Arduino Uno
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11.3 Coding
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11.4 Compile and run
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11.1 What is Dht11?
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Chapter-12–>Troubleshooting and Errors in Programming3 Topics|1 Quiz
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12.1 What are Errors and Debugging?
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12.2 Types of Errors
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12.3 Common mistakes while Coding in Arduino IDE
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12.1 What are Errors and Debugging?
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Assessment6 Topics
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Assignment 1-> Try to make a traffic light signal project.
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Assignment 2-> Control the sequence of Led with potentiometer and Arduino Uno.
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Assignment 3-> Distance measurement using Ultrasonic sensor and Arduino Uno
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Assignment 4->Connect more push buttons in the Piano using Arduino Uno.
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Assignment 5-> Alchohol detector using MQ-3 sensor and Arduino Uno.
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Assignment-6-> Motion detector project using PIR sensor and Arduino UNO
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Assignment 1-> Try to make a traffic light signal project.
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2.1 Why Arduino IDE?
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- Arduino IDE is an open-source software, in which the user can use the software as they want. The users can also make their own modules/functions and add them to the software.
- The programming through Arduino IDE is very simple and easy,as Arduino IDE programming is based on c and c++,so the students with basic knowledge of c and c++ can easily program any project.
- Arduino IDE software is available in many operating systems like Windows,Mac,etc.
- Through IDE multiple microcontrollers and boards can be programmed.
- Students can program multiple projects like Robots,quadrobots etc.
- It is a very easy interface to learn hardware and software.Through this software students can do many things with Hardware and software.
- It is a text editor like a notepad with different features.