Advanced Arduino Boards and Tools

About Course

Get access to a comprehensive and completely free course on **Advanced Arduino Boards and Tools**! This course is offered for free on Theetay, your gateway to the best online courses from platforms like Udemy, Udacity, Coursera, MasterClass, NearPeer, and more.

This course will unlock the power of advanced Arduino boards and tools, expanding your Arduino skills to the next level. You’ll learn about popular boards like the Mega 2560, Due, 101, Zero, Galileo Gen 2 and more. Dive into advanced programming, master tools like Atmel Studio, Atmel-ICE, and Temboo, and learn about cloud-based automation and Arduino-PC collaboration.

This course features over 8 hours of video lectures in 50+ lectures, covering everything from board features and special capabilities to practical project implementation. All demo sketches are available for download on Github, allowing you to focus on learning and experimentation.

This course is perfect for anyone with prior experience using a basic Arduino board like the Uno. If you’re new to Arduino, consider taking a beginner course first.

Select the right Arduino board for your next project
Learn about debugging and relevant tools
Create Internet of Things applications using Arduino and Temboo
Use Processing to create desktop applications that interface with the Arduino
Use OpenOCD and GDB to debug a sketch running on an Arduino Zero
Use Atmel-ICE and Atmel Studio to program and debug Arduino sketches
Appreciate the differences between advanced Arduino boards

Course Content

01 Introduction

001 What is this course about.mp4

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002 A summary of the course content.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

02 The Arduino Zero

003 Introduction.mp4

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004 The Arduino Zero – An introduction.mp4

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005 Setup.mp4

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006 Arduino Zero and PWM.mp4

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007 Digital to Analog conversion make a triangular waveform.mp4

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008 More waveforms.mp4

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009 Arduino Zero and power consumption.mp4

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010 The Real Time Counter.mp4

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011 Playing with the USB Native port.mp4

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012 Conclusion.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

03 The Arduino 101

013 Introduction.mp4

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014 Introducing the Arduino 101.mp4

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015 Setup and the Real Time Counter demo.mp4

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016 Bluetooth Low Energy and LED control demo.mp4

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017 Bluetooth Low Energy and the Heart Rate service demo.mp4

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018 Inertial Measurement Unit and Processing demo.mp4

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019 Conclusion.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

04 Arduino Mega 2560

05 Arduino Due

026 Introduction.mp4

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027 Introduction to the Arduino Due.mp4

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028 Playing with the native USB port and the mouse library.mp4

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029 Using an Uno-style shield with the Due.mp4

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030 Looking at the Dues dual Digital to Analog outputs.mp4

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031 Power consumptions comparing the Due against the Mega 2560.mp4

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032 Debugging on the Due with the Atmel-ICE debugger.mp4

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033 Conclusion.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

06 Arduino Galileo Gen 2

034 Introduction.mp4

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035 An introduction to Galileo Gen 2.mp4

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036 Setup and first boot for Galileo Gen 2.mp4

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037 Setting up the full Yocto Linux on the Galileo.mp4

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038 Using the Ethernet port.mp4

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039 Using the SD card module.mp4

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040 Using the Wifi mPCI module.mp4

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041 Accessing the GPIOs from Linux.mp4

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042 Using an I2C LCD screen with the Galileo Gen 2.mp4

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043 Using an SPI color OLED display with the Galileo Gen 2.mp4

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044 Conclusion.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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07 Atmel Studio and debugging

045 Introduction.mp4

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046 Introduction to Atmel Studio.mp4

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047 Installing Atmel Studio.mp4

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048 A demonstration of debugging in Atmel Studio Part 1.mp4

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049 A demonstration of debugging in Atmel Studio Part 2.mp4

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050 How to restore the bootloader overwritten by Atmel Studio.mp4

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051 Conclusion.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

08 Playing with Temboo

052 Introduction.mp4

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053 What is Temboo.mp4

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054 Creating your first Choreo setup Google Spreadsheets.mp4

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055 Creating your first Choreo configure and upload.mp4

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056 Create an email Choreo.mp4

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057 Combine Choreos for practical workflows.mp4

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058 Choreos and output triggers.mp4

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059 Conclusion.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

09 Processing

10 Debugging with OpenOCD and GDB

11 Conclusion

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Student Ratings & Reviews

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Ahmad Mushtaq

9 months ago

Good overview of all the boards. I bought and tested some of these boards. It was a good learning experience. Highly recommended for students who already completed the Step by Step Getting Started course for Arduino.

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

01 Introduction

001 What is this course about.mp4

002 A summary of the course content.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

02 The Arduino Zero

003 Introduction.mp4

004 The Arduino Zero – An introduction.mp4

005 Setup.mp4

006 Arduino Zero and PWM.mp4

007 Digital to Analog conversion make a triangular waveform.mp4

008 More waveforms.mp4

009 Arduino Zero and power consumption.mp4

010 The Real Time Counter.mp4

011 Playing with the USB Native port.mp4

012 Conclusion.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

03 The Arduino 101

013 Introduction.mp4

014 Introducing the Arduino 101.mp4

015 Setup and the Real Time Counter demo.mp4

016 Bluetooth Low Energy and LED control demo.mp4

017 Bluetooth Low Energy and the Heart Rate service demo.mp4

018 Inertial Measurement Unit and Processing demo.mp4

019 Conclusion.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

04 Arduino Mega 2560

020 Introduction.mp4

021 Introduction to the Arduino Mega 2560.mp4

022 Using an Uno-style shield with the Mega 2560.mp4

023 Looking at the Mega 2560 multiple serial ports.mp4

024 Restoring the bootloader with the Atmel-ICE programmer.mp4

025 Conclusion.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

05 Arduino Due

026 Introduction.mp4

027 Introduction to the Arduino Due.mp4

028 Playing with the native USB port and the mouse library.mp4

029 Using an Uno-style shield with the Due.mp4

030 Looking at the Dues dual Digital to Analog outputs.mp4

031 Power consumptions comparing the Due against the Mega 2560.mp4

032 Debugging on the Due with the Atmel-ICE debugger.mp4

033 Conclusion.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

06 Arduino Galileo Gen 2

034 Introduction.mp4

035 An introduction to Galileo Gen 2.mp4

036 Setup and first boot for Galileo Gen 2.mp4

037 Setting up the full Yocto Linux on the Galileo.mp4

038 Using the Ethernet port.mp4

039 Using the SD card module.mp4

040 Using the Wifi mPCI module.mp4

041 Accessing the GPIOs from Linux.mp4

042 Using an I2C LCD screen with the Galileo Gen 2.mp4

043 Using an SPI color OLED display with the Galileo Gen 2.mp4

044 Conclusion.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

07 Atmel Studio and debugging

045 Introduction.mp4

046 Introduction to Atmel Studio.mp4

047 Installing Atmel Studio.mp4

048 A demonstration of debugging in Atmel Studio Part 1.mp4

049 A demonstration of debugging in Atmel Studio Part 2.mp4

050 How to restore the bootloader overwritten by Atmel Studio.mp4

051 Conclusion.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

08 Playing with Temboo

052 Introduction.mp4

053 What is Temboo.mp4

054 Creating your first Choreo setup Google Spreadsheets.mp4

055 Creating your first Choreo configure and upload.mp4

056 Create an email Choreo.mp4