This document introduces the 'Getting Started with Arduino for Beginners' course, which covers the basics of Arduino, its hardware, and installation of the Arduino IDE. It includes practical exercises such as creating a simple 'blink' sketch with an LED and working with sensors and libraries. The course aims to equip beginners with the skills to build interactive electronic projects using Arduino.

1. GETTING
STARTED
Presented by: Joseph Adeyemi
BEGINNERS ARDUINO COURSE
WITH ARDUINO

2. • 1. Introduction
• 2. What is Arduino?
• 3. Arduino Hardware
• 4. Installing the Arduino IDE
• 5. Your First Sketch
• 6. Uploading Code
• 7. Working with Sensors
• 8. Arduino Libraries
• 9. Project Showcase
• 10. Questions &Answers
session
OVERVIEW

4. INTRODUCTION
• Welcome!
• "Getting Started with Arduino for
Beginners"
• In this course, you will embark on
an exciting journey into the world of
electronics and programming.
• Arduino is an open-source hardware
and software platform designed for
creating interactive electronic projects.
It's used by hobbyists, students, and
professionals to build a wide range of
devices.
Introduction What is Arduino

5. ARDUINO HARDWARE
• An Arduino board consists of a
microcontroller (the brain), input/output
pins (to connect components), a power
supply (for voltage), and a USB interface
(for programming and communication).
Arduino Hardware

6. Arduino
Hardware
Layout

7. INSTALLING THE ARDUINO IDE OR SOFTWARE
• To start coding for Arduino, you
need the Arduino IDE. Download
it from the official website, install
it on your computer, and you're
ready to go!
https://www.arduino.cc/
Installing The Arduino IDE

8. YOUR FIRST SKETCH(CODE)
• In the Arduino IDE, you write code
in a sketch. A basic example is the
"Blink" sketch, which makes an LED
connected to the board blink on
and off.
First Sketch

9. UPLOADING (CODE)
Connect the Arduino hardware via USB, by
choosing the connection type USB. Choose
the board type and the port number from
the Choose board and Choose port menus.
Then, select the libraries that you want to
include in your Arduino server. Click Program
to begin uploading the server to your
Arduino board.

10. WORKING WITH SENSORS
Sensors are essential for input in
Arduino projects. You'll learn how to
connect and read data from sensors,
such as a light-dependent resistor
(LDR) to measure light levels.

11. Arduino Libraries
Libraries are pre-written code
packages that simplify complex tasks.
For instance, the Servo library makes it
easy to control servo motors or the
LiquidCrystal library for driving LCD
displays.

12. PROJECT SHOWCASE
Explore a beginner project: You are
required to blink a Led with a code.
Write a code to switch on and off a
Led. (Light Emitting Diode)

13. YOUR FIRST SKETCH(CODE)
• In the Arduino IDE, you write code
in a sketch. A basic example is the
"Blink" sketch, which makes an LED
connected to the board blink on
and off.
First Sketch

14. Q & A
SESSION

15. Thank you for
participating
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Joseph
Adeyemi