Arduino Robotics With Scratch Programming in TinkerCAD
Learn Arduino Robotics Using Visual Programming Methods With Electronics Simulation Software with Interesting Projects
Learn Arduino Robotics Using Visual Programming Methods With Electronics Simulation Software with Interesting Projects
This is the original comprehensive course for Arduino makers and inventors by using scratch programming in TinkerCAD. Students can learn to design circuits, code and build robots by learning this exciting course. The explanations are given for each step you have to follow from the beginning if you are new to Arduino. This course provides you the overall understanding about the working principles of Arduino and scratch programming. You don’t have to copy others' code anymore. You can code yourself for your innovative projects. Arduino needs C++ Program natively to upload codes. But here, the TinkerCAD software will generate the C++ Programming from the scratch program that we write. But how to write a scratch program? Don’t worry. Here, I have explained to you an easy way to create a scratch program by using flowcharts. Therefore, you can create programs for your own projects.
This course is for absolute beginners and intermediate students in Arduino. All the software access guides, Arduino IDE download and installation guides are provided as separate lectures. If you don’t know, you can watch and learn step by step. If you know, you can just skip those lectures. Safety is very important since we are handling electronics. Therefore, safety guidelines are explained clearly before starting on projects. The important electronic components we use in the course are explained clearly. And also the electronics components buying links are provided for easy purchase from Amazon.
Here I will explain 5 different projects to you. If you learn those 5 you are not limited to work on only 5 projects. You can create tons of different projects by learning the working principles of the electronics components, circuit design and scratch coding. First, you have to focus on the projects. And follow my steps. Then you have to achieve the simplified version of the projects. After you have achieved the simplified version of them, then you can expand it. Such as you can add more sensors, change the code, combine our projects and increase the complexity of the projects. That is how I advise my students to practice my courses. Then you can understand the theories and practicals clearly. Throughout the study, if you don't understand anything you can ask me questions. I am always available for my students to clarify their doubts.
Scratch is the world's largest coding community for children and a coding language with a simple visual interface that allows young people to create digital stories, games, and animations. Scratch is designed, developed, and moderated by the Scratch Foundation, a nonprofit organization.
Best of all, TinkerCAD Circuits provides a bottomless supply of virtual components that students can use to build and simulate their projects. When they're ready to physically prototype their projects, TinkerCAD Circuits makes it easy to export their code as a native Arduino.