What you'll learn

Learn how to setup Raspberry Pi3 and write python programs
Build several Raspberry Pi based Mini Projects to get more inside
Get hands-on experience of working with Linux and Python Programming
Build real world Raspberry Pi Projects such as Smart Home, Weather Monitoring Station
Learn all Communication Protocols from Serial (UART, I2C, SPI), Camera, Wireless ZigBee.

Requirements

Raspberry Pi3 Model B/B+
Basic Knowledge of Computer
You can create a small circuit with breadboard
Knowledge of a multimeter, breadboard, Jumper wires will be great (but not must)
Electronics Components: LED (5mm), Resistor (330ohm), Tact Switch, DHT11 Sensor Module
Tools: HDMI Screen, HDMI Cable, MicroSD Card (8GB, Class 6), SDCard Adaptor, USB Keyboard, Mouse

Description

The course is designed for beginners who wish to work with Raspberry Pi. It doesn’t matter, if you already know Python Programming. We will begin our journey of Raspberry Pi right from the basics from setting-up a Raspberry Pi for first time boot. Later on, we will make some Raspberry Pi Projects. The concept learned in early part of the course will help us take projects to the next level.

The Biggest objective of this course is to help you quickly get started with Raspberry Pi3 . This course will not only help you learn Raspberry Pi Programming but also help you understand underlying concepts of operating systems. We will build some cool projects which will motivate you to learn concept of electronics

This course is step-by-step guide to setup Raspberry Pi3 for Programming. The course starts with very basics and ends up making internet connected applications. We will setup every circuit from scratch and write python programs for it. We will spend enough time in the beginning to get basics right. This will save time in long run and make you feel confident working with Raspberry Pi and Python.

Later on, we will be building some mini projects using LED, Switches, DHT11 Sensors (Temperature/Humidity/Light/Distance), Streaming Live Data to IOT Cloud (Internet of Things) and many more. These Projects will be small yet very powerful which enable you to get hands on experience with different technologies related to Embedded Software and Hardware Development.

Who this course is for:

Anyone curious about Raspberry Pi3 & Microprocessor Programming
People with no experience in Electronics and Software Development
Students, Raspberry Pi Makers and Professionals looking to build Product Prototype
Raspberry Pi makers who wish to enhance their skills and knowledge about Embedded Linux