Arduino is an open-source board with a built-in microcontroller and input/output ports that can be programmed and used to develop interactive objects and projects. In the lab, we will learn about the circuit board, the microcontroller, and how to use it. We'll familiarize ourselves with the electronic components that can be used to build an experimental setup, and we'll build our first circuit. Next, by programming the Arduino board, we'll see how we can control this circuit. Finally, using our imagination and through experimentation, we will modify our circuit and conduct numerous tests to correct whatever needs to be corrected.
Additional material:
Panagiotis M. Papazoglou, Application Development with Arduino: A Complete Guide to Arduino & a Useful Tool for Developing STEM Applications, 2nd ed. Tziolas, c2018, ISBN: 978-960-418-550-4
Lowe, Doug, Electronics All in One for Dummies. n.p.: Wiley, 2011, ISBN: 978-111-815-929-3
Margolis, Michael, Arduino Cookbook. n.p.: Sebastopol, Calif., 2012, ISBN: 978-144-931-387-6
Warren John-David, Adams Josh, Molle Harald, Arduino Robotics, [eds.] Michelle Lowman & James Markham. n.p.: Apress, 2011, ISBN: 978-143-023-183-7
Arduino. <https://www.arduino.cc/>