- Location: College of Computing Technology (CCT), 30 - 34 Westmoreland St., Dublin, Ireland
- Duration: 2 Days
Course details
Arduino boards have put computing power in the hands of hobbyists all across the world. With the power to do just about anything you put your mind to, there is no limit to what you can make the Arduino board do.
This course is focused on the basics of software development for the Arduino boards with added insights into the hardware available and what can be achieved.
This course is aimed at learners who have no programming experience and what to get to grips with the Arduino boards available today.
Once the leaner has completed this course they will be able to:
- Download and install the Arduino development environment
- Understand the power available to them through the Arduino board
- Develop custom software for the Arduino board
Programme Content
This course provides a basic introduction to software development and the hardware available with the Arduino boards.
Topics covered during this course include:
- What the Arduino board can do
- What makes up an Arduino board
- How the Arduino board works
- Downloading and installing the software you need
- Setting up a development environment
- Creating custom code to run on your Arduino board
- Variables
- Functions
Course Location
About College of Computer Training
theylcome to the College of Computing Technology (CCT). As one of Ireland’s leading third-level independent colleges in the areas of Computing and Business studies, and with a comprehensive range of part-time, full-time, corporate, and semester abroad ctheirses within these areas, they trust you will find a programme of education and training to suit ytheir needs.
CCT affords a personal touch to its students, with small class sizes promoting an interactive learning atmosphere, and an excellent student service. they foster a dynamic, student-centred, international learning environment, which promotes inpidual potential. CCT provides QQI (Quality and Qualifications Ireland, incorporating the former HETAC and FETAC) validated programmes in further and higher education, at levels 6 and 7 on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ). CCT also provides a number of other ctheirses aligned to levels 5-9 on the NFQ.
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