Bundle Description
Level 01 – Beginners
Course Content
Understanding of HardwareIntroduction to different electronic components and modules.
Knowing their functions, capabilities, and compatibility.
Benefits and LimitationsUnderstanding where and when to use each hardware component.
Recognizing power limits, precision limits, and environmental constraints.
Utilization & Logical ApproachApplying logical thinking to design working solutions.
Problem-solving skills through real-time experiments.
Smart Thinking
Encouraging innovation and efficiency in coding and design.Hardware Covered
Buzzer – Sound alerts and notifications
LCD (16x2) – Displaying text and sensor data
RGB LED – Multicolor lighting control
Switch – User inputs and triggers
LEDs – Basic light indicators
PIR Sensor – Motion detection
IR Sensor – Object detection and remote control
Servo Motor – Angular motion control
Joystick – Directional control for projects
Stepper Motor – Precise rotational control
DHT11 Sensor – Temperature and humidity sensing
DC Motor – Continuous motion control
Breadboard – Prototyping without solderingSkills – Sensor Integration, Communication, and Controlling
Combining multiple sensors for advanced functions
Sending/receiving data between components (wired/wireless)
Implementing control algorithms for automationLearning Outcomes
By the end of Level 01, learners will:
Understand the working principles of common robotics and IoT hardware.
Identify where each hardware is best applied in real-world scenarios.
Integrate multiple sensors and actuators in a single project.
Write basic to intermediate code for controlling hardware using Arduino IDE.
Debug common hardware and coding issues.
Develop at least 3 mini-projects (e.g., Smart Alarm, Motion-activated Light, Temperature Display System).Coding Skills Gained
Basics of Arduino programming (C/C++ syntax)
Digital and analog I/O handling
Library usage for components like LCD, Servo, Stepper, DHT11
Writing functions for modular programming
Using delays, conditions, and loops effectively
Serial communication for debugging
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