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45-Day Raspberry Pi Bootcamp
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 14.73 GB | Duration: 26h 34m

Learn Raspberry Pi from Setup to Project Deployment: Programming, Electronics, and Practical Applications

[b]What you'll learn[/b]

Set up and configure your Raspberry Pi for a variety of projects

Code in Python to interact with hardware components

Integrate sensors and modules to create interactive projects

Build and troubleshoot real-world Raspberry Pi applications

Understand networking basics and how to use your Raspberry Pi for IoT (Internet of Things) projects

[b]Requirements[/b]

No prior programming or hardware experience is required!

You'll need a Raspberry Pi (any model), a microSD card, and a power supply to follow along with the projects

A willingness to experiment, tinker, and learn as you go!

[b]Description[/b]

Unlock the full potential of the Raspberry Pi with our 45-Day Raspberry Pi Bootcamp, designed to take you from beginner to advanced in just six weeks. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a hobbyist, or an aspiring engineer, this course offers 12 hours and 26 minutes of comprehensive video lessons that cover everything you need to know to become proficient with the Raspberry Pi.In this intensive bootcamp, you'll master the fundamentals of setting up your Raspberry Pi, installing essential software, and diving into programming with Python and Linux commands. You'll progress through hands-on projects like building a weather station, controlling LED lights, creating a home automation system, and even deploying your own web server. Each lesson includes step-by-step demonstrations and practical exercises to solidify your skills.Our instructors, part of the Educational Engineering Team, are seasoned professionals with years of experience in the tech and engineering fields. They've designed this bootcamp to be accessible for all levels, ensuring that even beginners without prior programming knowledge can keep up. By the end of the course, you'll have a portfolio of impressive projects and the confidence to create, troubleshoot, and expand your own Raspberry Pi projects.Enroll Now and take the first step towards Raspberry Pi mastery. Transform your ideas into reality with hands-on learning, expert guidance, and engaging content.Testimonials:"This course transformed my understanding of Raspberry Pi! From knowing nothing to building projects on my own in just a month!" - Sarah J."I loved the hands-on approach and practical applications. The instructors are knowledgeable and explain everything clearly." - Mike T."A must-take course for anyone wanting to delve into electronics and programming with Raspberry Pi. Highly recommend!" - Alex R.Call to ActionEnroll Now to kickstart your journey with Raspberry Pi! Start building and programming your own tech projects today.What You Will LearnRaspberry Pi Setup & Configuration: From unboxing to installing the OS and setting up Wi-Fi and SSH.Programming with Python: Write scripts, automate tasks, and interact with sensors and components.Linux Command Line Basics: Navigate and control your Raspberry Pi effectively.Hands-on Projects: Build and deploy real-world applications like home automation systems, web servers, and more.Troubleshooting & Debugging: Identify common issues and fix them efficiently.Who is This Course ForBeginners: Those new to programming, electronics, or Raspberry Pi, seeking a structured and supportive learning experience.Tech Enthusiasts: Hobbyists wanting to explore the possibilities of Raspberry Pi projects.STEM Educators and Students: Teachers and learners who want practical skills for educational settings or personal growth.Engineers and IT Professionals: Individuals interested in enhancing their tech toolkit for work or personal projects.RequirementsA Raspberry Pi Kit: (Raspberry Pi 4 recommended) including a power supply, microSD card, and other basic peripherals.Basic PC Knowledge: Familiarity with computer usage; no programming experience required.Internet Access: For software installation and updates.Willingness to Learn: Dedication to complete projects and follow instructions is key.

Overview

Section 1: Day 1-2 Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Lecture 1 Introduction to Raspberry Pi

Section 2: Day 3-5 Raspberry Pi Step By Step: Your Complete Guide

Lecture 2 Introduction and What you will get when you join

Lecture 3 Quick Intro To Raspberry Pi World

Lecture 4 10 Uses for Raspberry Pi Board

Lecture 5 Different Versions of Raspberry Pi

Lecture 6 Raspberry Pi Components

Lecture 7 OS Versions Available for Raspberry Pi

Lecture 8 Arduino Vs Raspberry Pi Vs BeagleBone

Lecture 9 Course Material Works with any high tech board!

Lecture 10 What do you need to Run the Raspberry Pi

Lecture 11 Getting OS and Running Raspberry Pi

Lecture 12 Setting Up Raspberry Pi for the First Time

Lecture 13 Simulating Raspberry Pi

Lecture 14 Simple Starter Kit

Lecture 15 Raspberry Pi Modeb B Unboxing

Lecture 16 A tour inside Raspberry Pi Operating System

Lecture 17 Raspberry Pi Command Line

Lecture 18 Updating Software Packages

Lecture 19 Control Raspberry Pi from another Device using SSH

Lecture 20 Control Raspberry Pi from another Device using VNC Server

Lecture 21 Assign A fix IP Address for Raspberry Pi Board

Lecture 22 Connecting Raspberry Pi to another computer using Network Cable

Lecture 23 Programming GPIO with Python

Lecture 24 Python and Your First Code

Lecture 25 Installing the Control Library

Lecture 26 Example 1 Blinking Led

Lecture 27 Example Two Reading Input Values From A Switch

Lecture 28 Example Three Running the Led Using LDR

Lecture 29 Example Four PIR Motion Detector

Lecture 30 BCM Numbering instead of Numbering by Order

Lecture 31 Adafruit Protection Box and Connection Cable

Lecture 32 The End

Lecture 33 Who We Are

Section 3: Day 6-7 Mastering Python Programming with Raspberry Pi

Lecture 34 Introduction

Lecture 35 Why Python

Lecture 36 Download and Install Python

Lecture 37 Hello World and Help Function

Lecture 38 Variables and basic data types in Python

Lecture 39 Commenting your code

Lecture 40 Reading keyboard input

Lecture 41 Exercise - Build a program to say Hello

Lecture 42 Exercise Build a simple calculator app

Lecture 43 Conditional Statement

Lecture 44 Loops For Loop

Lecture 45 Loops While Loop

Lecture 46 Exercise User Name and Password

Section 4: Day 8-10 I2C Communication between Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Lecture 47 Introduction

Lecture 48 Hardware and Software Requirements

Lecture 49 Download and Install Arduino Pro IDE

Lecture 50 Download and Install Windows 10 IoT Core on SD Card

Lecture 51 Download and Install Visual Studio for Coding

Lecture 52 Windows Device Portal Walkthrough

Lecture 53 I2C Overview

Lecture 54 Arduino Wire Library

Lecture 55 I2C Circuit Connection

Lecture 56 Arduino Coding

Lecture 57 Windows IoT User Interface

Lecture 58 Windows IoT C Backend Coding

Lecture 59 Practical Connection

Lecture 60 Practical Testing

Lecture 61 Introduction

Lecture 62 Where to use i2c communication

Lecture 63 I2C Pins in Arduino

Lecture 64 Arduino Wire Library I2C Functions

Lecture 65 Arduino to Arduino I2C Communication Circuit Design

Lecture 66 Arduino to Arduino I2C Communication coding

Lecture 67 Arduino to DS1307 Time and Date Module Circuit Design

Section 5: Day 11-12 Arduino Interfacing with Sensors in Your Smartphone

Lecture 68 Introduction

Lecture 69 Hardware and Software Requirements

Lecture 70 Download and Install MIT App Inventor

Lecture 71 Download and Install Arduino Pro IDE

Lecture 72 What is App Inventor

Lecture 73 MIT App Inventor User Interface Explained

Lecture 74 Make your first Mobile App - Blink LED

Lecture 75 Code your Arduino - Blink LED

Lecture 76 Proximity Sensor Mobile App

Lecture 77 Light Sensor

Lecture 78 Practical Testing

Lecture 79 Accelerometer Sensor

Lecture 80 Coding Accelerometer Sensor

Lecture 81 Gyroscope Sensor Mobile App and Arduino Code

Lecture 82 Magnetometer Sensor Mobile App and Arduino Code

Lecture 83 What can you do and system requirements

Lecture 84 What is app inventor in More Details

Lecture 85 Java Vs App Inventor

Lecture 86 Why using App Inventor

Lecture 87 App Architecture

Lecture 88 Lets start Making Apps

Lecture 89 First App Add Items and Start Programming with Blocks

Lecture 90 First App Testing and Running the App using Emulator

Lecture 91 First App Testing and Running with USB or APK File

Lecture 92 Resources you need to visit to Create Better Apps

Lecture 93 How to Create a website for your app for free and take credit for it

Lecture 94 App Inventor Overview

Lecture 95 An App Challenge

Lecture 96 System Requirements

Lecture 97 App Inventor Vs Java and C

Lecture 98 Why App Inventor Works

Lecture 99 App Architecture

Lecture 100 Download and Install App Inventor on Your Device

Lecture 101 App Inventor User Interface with Example

Lecture 102 Arduino Coding for Led on Off Practical Example

Lecture 103 Making an Android App for Led On Off Practical Example

Lecture 104 Testing On Off App with Arduino

Lecture 105 Make a Log In Protected Led Control App

Lecture 106 Slider Application to Control Led Brightness

Lecture 107 Slider Practical

Lecture 108 Practical Connect Bluetooth Module

Lecture 109 RGB Led Controller Android Application

Lecture 110 RGB LED Arduino Coding

Lecture 111 Sensor Readings Arduino Coding

Lecture 112 Sensor Readings Android Application

Lecture 113 Relay On Off Simple Example

Lecture 114 LCD Text Arduino Coding

Lecture 115 LCD Text Android Application

Lecture 116 Remote Controlled Robot Android Application

Lecture 117 Remote Controlled Robot Arduino Coding

Lecture 118 Make Money with MIT App Inventor Apps

Lecture 119 How to read analog sensors using Arduino

Lecture 120 Software Requirements

Lecture 121 Wiring Analog Sensors to Arduino

Lecture 122 Writing code to collect reading from analog sensors

Lecture 123 Practical Analog Sensor Testing

Lecture 124 Analyze and convert Sensor Reading

Lecture 125 Manipulating Sensors Reading

Lecture 126 ADC in Arduino Explained

Section 6: Day 13-15 Make a Smart Mirror Using Raspberry Pi

Lecture 127 Introduction

Lecture 128 Download Raspian Operating System for Raspberry Pi

Lecture 129 Install Raspbian Operating System on the SD Card

Lecture 130 Starting Raspian and Getting the Code and Libraries

Lecture 131 Downloading and Installing pip

Lecture 132 Installing Dependencies

Lecture 133 Getting API Token for Weather

Lecture 134 Adding the API Token and Running the Application

Lecture 135 Before Practical Assembly

Lecture 136 Practical Assembly

Section 7: Day 16-19 ESP32 + Arduino Interfacing: A Step by Step Course

Lecture 137 Introduction

Lecture 138 Hardware and Software Requirements

Lecture 139 What is MQTT and why we need it

Lecture 140 Create mqtt server account

Lecture 141 What is ESP32

Lecture 142 ESP 32 Pinout v1 DOIT

Lecture 143 ESP8266 Download and Install Arduino ESP and USB Driver

Lecture 144 ESP32 v1 Download and Install Arduino Development environment

Lecture 145 Arduino Coding

Lecture 146 ESP Coding Part1 Define Variables

Lecture 147 ESP Coding Part2 Wifi and MQTT

Lecture 148 ESP Coding Part3 Read Incoming Data from Arduino

Lecture 149 Upload Code to Arduino and Test it

Lecture 150 Edit Code and Upload it to ESP32 then Test it

Lecture 151 Final ESP32 Testing

Lecture 152 Circuit Connection Explained

Section 8: Day 20 Raspberry Pi Mid Certification 1 Mastery: Test Your Skills

Section 9: Day 21-22 Obstacle Avoiding Robot with Raspberry Pi

Lecture 153 Introduction

Lecture 154 Required Material

Lecture 155 Raspberry Pi and Ultrasonic Sensor

Lecture 156 IR Sensor and Motor Driver

Lecture 157 Voltage Regulator and DC Motors

Lecture 158 Circuit Diagram

Lecture 159 Code

Lecture 160 The End

Section 10: Day 23-24 Home Automation Using Raspberry Pi and Windows 10 IoT

Lecture 161 Introduction & Getting Started

Lecture 162 Hardware and Software Requirements

Lecture 163 Smart Home Rooms Setup

Lecture 164 Devices and Rooms addressing Mechanism

Lecture 165 Download and Install Fritzing Software

Lecture 166 Circuit Schematic Part1

Lecture 167 Circuit Schematic Part2

Lecture 168 How to wire home appliances with Relay Module

Lecture 169 How a Relay Module Works

Lecture 170 Software and Communication Protocol

Lecture 171 Software and Communication Protocol Example

Lecture 172 Download and Install Arduino IDE

Lecture 173 Arduino Coding Part1

Lecture 174 Arduino Coding Part2

Lecture 175 Arduino Coding Part3

Lecture 176 Download and Install Visual Studio for Coding

Lecture 177 Download and Install Windows 10 IoT Core on SD Card

Lecture 178 Windows Device Portal Walkthrough

Lecture 179 Prepare Environment for Your First Code

Lecture 180 Classes Diagram

Lecture 181 User Interface Structure Explained

Lecture 182 User Interface - Main Dashboard Part1

Lecture 183 User Interface - Main Dashboard Part2

Lecture 184 Practical Circuit Connection

Lecture 185 Practical Testing

Lecture 186 Hardware and Software Requirements

Lecture 187 Download and Install Arduino Pro IDE

Lecture 188 Download and Install Windows 10 IoT Core on SD Card

Lecture 189 Windows Device Portal Walkthrough

Lecture 190 Download and Install Visual Studio for Coding

Lecture 191 I2C Overview

Lecture 192 Arduino Wire Library

Lecture 193 I2C Circuit Connection

Lecture 194 Arduino Coding

Lecture 195 Windows IoT User Interface

Lecture 196 Windows IoT C Backend Coding

Lecture 197 Practical Connection

Lecture 198 Practical Testing

Lecture 199 Where to use i2c communication

Lecture 200 I2C Pins in Arduino

Lecture 201 Arduino Wire Library I2C Functions

Lecture 202 Arduino to Arduino I2C Communication Circuit Design

Lecture 203 Arduino to Arduino I2C Communication coding

Lecture 204 Arduino to DS1307 Time and Date Module Circuit Design

Section 11: Day 26-36 Raspberry Pi Based SCADA System

Lecture 205 Introduction

Lecture 206 Introduction to SCADA

Lecture 207 Functions and Alarms

Lecture 208 Hardware and Software Requirements

Lecture 209 Download and Install Arduino IDE

Lecture 210 Arduino Board

Lecture 211 Circuit Connection

Lecture 212 Coding

Lecture 213 Testing First Board

Lecture 214 Important Concepts

Lecture 215 Raspberry Pi Python Coding

Lecture 216 Create SCADA Web Interface

Lecture 217 Download and Install Raspian OS on Your Raspberry Pi Board

Lecture 218 Enable SSH and Update Raspian

Lecture 219 Final Practical Implementation

Lecture 220 Quick Intro To Raspberry Pi World

Lecture 221 10 Uses for Raspberry Pi Board

Lecture 222 Different Versions of Raspberry Pi

Lecture 223 Raspberry Pi Components

Lecture 224 OS Versions Available for Raspberry Pi

Lecture 225 Arduino Vs Raspberry Pi Vs BeagleBone

Lecture 226 Course Material Works with any high-tech board!

Lecture 227 What do you need to RunThe Raspberry Pi

Lecture 228 Getting OS and Running Raspberry Pi

Lecture 229 Setting Up Raspberry Pi for the First Time

Lecture 230 Simulating Raspberry Pi

Lecture 231 A Tour inside Raspberry Pi Operating System

Lecture 232 Raspberry Pi Command Line

Lecture 233 Updating Software Packages

Lecture 234 Control Raspberry Pi Board From another device

Lecture 235 Control Raspberry Pi from another Device using VNC Server

Lecture 236 Assign A fix IP Address for Raspberry Pi Board

Lecture 237 Connecting Raspberry Pi to another computer using Network Cable

Lecture 238 Programming GPIO with Python

Lecture 239 Python and Your First Code

Lecture 240 Installing the Control Library

Lecture 241 Example 1 Blinking Led

Lecture 242 Example Two Reading Input Values From A Switch

Lecture 243 Example Three Running the Led Using LDR

Lecture 244 Example Four PIR Motion Detector

Section 12: Day 37-38 Final Project

Lecture 245 Final Course Project

Section 13: Day 40-42 Raspberry Pi Final Certification Mastery: Test Your Skills

Section 14: Day 43-45 What is next - Text Lecture

Lecture 246 45-Day Raspberry Pi Bootcamp: What's Next?

Beginners who want to start their journey into coding and hardware with Raspberry Pi,Intermediate learners looking to deepen their knowledge of Raspberry Pi and build more advanced projects,Hobbyists, tech enthusiasts, and makers who want to bring their ideas to life using Raspberry Pi,Students and educators who want a hands-on approach to learning coding and hardware integration

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