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Advanced Arduino Development
Taught by
Roland v.
Subject:
Electronics
- Saturday June 1, 11:00 - 14:30
- Sunday June 2, 11:00 - 14:30
Participants will go in-depth into the Arduino platform, covering topics such as interrupts, timers, peripheral modules, bit-banging, etc. This course will be a mix of hands on and lecture. Arduinos and laptops will be provided. Space for this class is limited.
Prerequisites:
Intro to Arduino or (some arduino experience)
When you register classes, an account will be created at txrxlabs.org using your email address. You will be emailed login credentials. Most people who take classes with us just ignore this email, and that is fine.
Come to the lab in person and ask to see Roland or any officer. They can accept payment and give you a receipt. Some classes do have an enrollment cap, so it is better to do this sooner than later.
Most classes are for beginners, and clicking on the class title will take you to the class detail page. The right column shows prerequisites and requirements. If you mouse over them you will see what is required for that class. Some classes require a brief safety class which is taught 20 minutes before the class. Additionally, there may be fee notes which explain how much of the cost goes towards materials.
Comments
Clark Newman - Thursday, 2 May at 09:22
I've made one semi-intermediate arduino project (Arduinome- an 8x8 LED button pad that serial ports to a computer to be an instrument or art project), and I've tinkered with another- just connected and tested an ultrasonic rangefinder. I am a beginner, but I think the intro class would be partly a re-tread. Should I just take this advanced class and challenge myself? I'm also out of town the weekend of the beginner class.
Login to reply to this commentRoland von Kurnatowski III - Friday, 10 May at 08:15
I would say go for it! If you have trouble I will work with you on the side to make sure it is valuable to you.
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