Arduino Bootcamp : Learning Through Projects, This is a hands-on, projects-based approach to learning the Arduino platform catered to all levels of experience. In this course, you will build projects such as: an Arduino car that can be remotely driven using a smart phone app, your very own Arduino phone that you can make/receive phone calls with and send/receive text messages, your own Universal Arduino Remote that can copy and playback IR signals from any electronic device, an Arduino Online Weather Station that connects to the internet to retrieve and display weather information based on your location, Arduino game projects using light, sound and joysticks, and much more. No previous programming or electronics knowledge is required for this course! All electronics concepts and programming for each project will be explained step-by-step in detail. You will quickly learn and become proficient with Arduino in this bootcamp by building complete projects from scratch. For each project, you will learn the electronics principles and operation of the components, wiring and circuit diagrams, step-by-step assembly videos, code uploads and demos, and detailed line-by-line code reviews explaining how software and hardware work together. You will get the complete picture and learn Arduino by creating full working projects from scratch. Along the way, you will become proficient with components such as breadboards, LEDs, buzzers, switches, potentiometers, transistors, ultrasonic sensors, seven segment LEDs, infrared receivers, joysticks, matrix LEDs, shift registers, DC motors, servos, LCD screens, Bluetooth modules, WiFi and GSM shields, and more. The course is divided into simple, intermediate, and advanced projects so you can progress or start from any level. If you are new to Arduino, the first lessons will get you up to speed, and you can then move to simple projects to get comfortable with basic components. For those already familiar with Arduino, you can jump to intermediate projects like game-type projects and infrared repeaters, and advanced projects such as an online weather station, remote-controlled car, and a working phone that can make calls and send texts. Project-based learning is emphasized, with explanations of electronics principles, circuit wiring, and detailed code reviews for each project.