>>> Learning by theory and Simulation is only half the answer, but connecting, wiring and burning a code to an actual Arduino, not a simulated one is the other more important half, and this is what we will cover in this course, you will learn by making Arduino Practical Projects.

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Welcome to this course.

• Learning By doing is what makes the difference between someone who learn and someone who applies what he learned
• In this course you will get the chance to see Arduino in Action, starting from simulation and moving forward to connecting the hardware and testing the code in real life.
• This will help you make sure your circuit works as expected and you can witness yourself building your first Arduino fully functional.
• The most important thing to note here is that when a circuit work with you in simulation, that doesn’t mean that it will work in real life, in more than 85% of the cases the simulated circuit doesn’t work when you connect it.

What is the best way to learn, you ask?

• Learning by doing Arduino Practical Projects is the learn by practice approach that I prefer
• This approach allows you to not only master new Arduino skills but also gain practical knowledge along the way.
• Only a few people are satisfied with simulation, but if you want good results you must move on and hook up your circuit and test it out using real-life hardware parts.
• I’m trying to help you gain real-world practical experience in Arduino, so let’s start.

What you will learn in this Course

– How to Real-Time Clock and LCD Screen to Arduino.

– How to Deal with Time and Date variables Using Arduino.

– How to set an alarm Action depending on the data that you take from RTC.

– How to interface different types of electronic elements with Arduino.

– How Arduino Can make your life easier.

– How Program, burn a code, and wire Arduino and RTC Module.

– What are the right tools that you need to start making amazing projects.