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The Arduino Programming & Embedded Systems course is designed for 1st and 2nd year engineering students, with a total duration of 45 hours split between theory and practical sessions. The course covers fundamental concepts of embedded systems, Arduino programming, and real-world applications, culminating in mini-projects. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, and a final project, with a certificate awarded upon successful completion.

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Arduino Course Content

The Arduino Programming & Embedded Systems course is designed for 1st and 2nd year engineering students, with a total duration of 45 hours split between theory and practical sessions. The course covers fundamental concepts of embedded systems, Arduino programming, and real-world applications, culminating in mini-projects. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, and a final project, with a certificate awarded upon successful completion.

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🛠️ Arduino Programming & Embedded

Systems
🎓 Target Audience: Engineering 1st & 2nd Year Students (All Branches)

Total Duration: 45 Hours


Delivery Mode: Classroom / Online / Hybrid
Format: 40% Theory | 60% Practical

🎯 Course Objectives
 Introduce the fundamentals of embedded systems using Arduino
 Develop hands-on skills in embedded programming and hardware interfacing
 Understand real-world applications of Arduino in IoT, robotics, and automation
 Enable students to build and demonstrate mini-projects

📘 Course Structure
🔹 Module 1: Introduction to Arduino & Embedded Systems (2 Hours)

 Overview of Embedded Systems


 Arduino Ecosystem & Board Types
 Real-world Applications

🔹 Module 2: Setting up Arduino IDE & Programming Basics (3 Hours)

 IDE Installation & Setup


 First Program (Blink LED)
 Syntax, Variables, Data Types
 Using Serial Monitor

🔹 Module 3: Digital I/O Operations (3 Hours)

 Digital Output: LED


 Digital Input: Push Button
 Buzzer & Debounce Logic

🔹 Module 4: Analog I/O and PWM (4 Hours)

 Analog Read & Write


 Potentiometer Control
 LED Dimming via PWM
 Analog Sensor Interface

🔹 Module 5: Serial Communication (2 Hours)

 Basics of UART Communication


 Using Serial.print() & Serial.read()

🔹 Module 6: Sensor Interfacing (5 Hours)

 LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)


 DHT11 (Temperature & Humidity)
 IR Sensor
 Ultrasonic Sensor

🔹 Module 7: Motor Control (4 Hours)

 Controlling DC Motors with Transistors


 Servo Motor Control
 Stepper Motor Basics

🔹 Module 8: Timers and Interrupts (3 Hours)

 delay() vs millis()
 Using External Interrupts
 Real-time Counter Implementation

🔹 Module 9: Display Interfaces (3 Hours)

 16x2 LCD Interfacing


 I2C OLED Display
 Displaying Sensor Values

🔹 Module 10: I2C & SPI Communication (3 Hours)

 Basics of I2C & SPI Protocols


 RTC (DS1307/DS3231) Interfacing
 EEPROM Read/Write

🔹 Module 11: Wireless Communication (3 Hours)

 IR Remote
 RF Modules
 Bluetooth HC-05

🔹 Module 12: IoT Basics with ESP8266 (4 Hours)


 Introduction to ESP8266
 Connecting to WiFi
 Sending Data to Thingspeak / Blynk
 IoT-based Control

🔹 Module 13: Project Work (6 Hours)

 Selection & Planning


 Code + Circuit Development
 Testing + Debugging
 Final Presentation & Viva

📌 Sample Mini Projects:

 Smart Dustbin
 Bluetooth Controlled Car
 IoT Weather Station
 Automatic Plant Watering
 Temperature-Controlled Fan

️ Tools & Components Required (For Batch of 30


Students)
🔧 Category ️ Component Items 🔢 Quantity
Microcontroller Arduino UNO Boards 10 Units
Prototyping Tools Breadboards, Jumper Wires 10 Sets
Basic Components LEDs, Resistors, Switches 10 Sets
Sensors DHT11, IR, LDR, Ultrasonic Sensors 10 Each
Actuators DC, Servo, Stepper Motors 5 Each
Motor Drivers L293D, ULN2003 Modules 10 Each
Display Modules 16x2 LCD, I2C OLED 10 Each
Wireless Modules HC-05 Bluetooth, RF Transmitter/Receiver, ESP8266 5 Each
Power Supplies USB Cables, 9V Battery + Clips 10 Sets

📝Assessment & Certification


 📚 Assignments & Mini Tasks – 10%
 � Theory Quiz – 20%
 💡 Final Project Implementation – 50%
 🎤 Final Demo & Viva – 20%
🏅 Certificate of Completion will be issued to students successfully completing the course
with a minimum of 60% score.

️🏫 Instructor Note
This course is designed specifically for beginner engineering students, aiming to make them
confident with both programming and hardware. Hands-on projects enhance creative thinking
and innovation, making it ideal for future technologists and innovators.

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