1. Introduction to this section
2. The Arduino Uno over the years
3. Getting to know the Arduino Uno: Atmega328P, USB, Shields
4. Getting to know the Arduino Uno: Pins, power, clock
5. Using the digital output pins
6. Using the digital input pins
7. Using the analog output pins
8. Using the analog input pins

• Get to know your Arduino quiz

1. The Arduino Uno R4 Minima: an overview
2. Power options
3. Digital and PWM output on the R4 Minima
4. Digital and analog input on the R4 Minima
5. Arduino Uno R4 analog input DAC
6. Human Input Device (HID)
7. Real-Time Clock

1. Introduction to this section
2. Serial (UART) communications
3. I²C (TWI) communications
4. SPI communications

• ASBS GS Communications Quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. Arduinos past and present
3. Classic Arduinos
4. Meet some members of the Arduino family
5. Introducing the Arduino Pro Mini
6. Introducing the Arduino Mega 2560
7. Introducing the Arduino Due
8. Introducing the Arduino Zero
9. Introducing the Arduino 101
10. Introducing Arduino-compatible boards
11. Modern Arduinos
12. Arduino MKR
13. Arduino Nano
14. Kits
15. Arduino Student Kit
16. Arduino Explore IoT Kit
17. Seeed Studio Arduino Sensor kit
18. DFRobot Beginner Kit for Arduino

• Arduino boards Section quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. Using the breadboard
3. Using jumper wires
4. The absolutely essential tools
5. Powering your Arduino with power supplies
6. Using the multimeter to measure voltage
7. Using the multimeter to measure current
8. The multimeter – Resistance and continuity
9. The Arduino Student Kit multimeter
10. Introduction to soldering – the soldering iron
11. Soldering – preparation and using holders
12. Soldering – using wire cutters and fume extractor
13. Soldering – Simple maintenance tips for your solder iron
14. A demonstration of soldering a header onto a breakout board
15. An introduction to protoboards

• Prototyping basics quiz

1. Introduction
2. Arduino IDE 1.8
3. Arduino IDE 2.0
4. Arduino Web IDE
5. An introduction to the Arduino IDE
6. Getting and installing the Arduino IDE
7. The Arduino IDE – Understanding the Preferences pane
8. The Arduino IDE – Understanding the Menu items
9. How to upload a sketch to your Arduino – For Mac OS users
10. How to upload a sketch to your Arduino – For Windows users
11. Sharing code with the Arduino Web IDE

• Arduino IDE quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. An introduction to Arduino programming
3. Understand the basic parts of an Arduino sketch
4. Getting started with custom functions
5. Creating custom functions with parameters and the return keyword
6. Using variables
7. Understanding variable scope
8. Understanding constants
9. Introduction to control structures: The "if" statement
10. Introduction to control structures: The "while" statement
11. Introduction to control structures: The "For" statement
12. Introduction to control structures: The "Switch" statement
13. Digital output - how to control an LED
14. Digital input - how to read the state of a button
15. Analog input - how to read the state of a potentiometer
16. Analog output - how to create a fading LED
17. Introduction to the RGB (color) LED
18. Wiring the RGB LED
19. RGB LED: creating colors
20. Using a library to control an RGB LED with PWM
21. Learning more with the Arduino language documentation

• Introduction to Arduino programming quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. Introduction to Arrays
3. Arrays, Example 1
4. Arrays, Example 2
5. Arrays, Example 3
6. Arrays, Example 4

• Arrays quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. What is a photoresistor and how to wire it
3. How to select the appropriate fixed resistor for a photoresistor
4. Using the Ultra-Violet light sensor
5. An introduction to the RGB Color sensor
6. Wiring the RGB Color sensor
7. Mini project: copy a color to an RGB LED using an RGB Color sensor

• Light and color, section quiz

1. Introduction to environment sensors
2. Using a DHT22 sensor to measure temperature and humidity
3. An introduction to the Thermistor
4. Wiring the Thermistor
5. How to calculate the temperature from the thermistor resistance
6. Thermistor: getting a temperature using a library
7. Thermistor: improving the accuracy of analog readings with AREF
8. An introduction to measuring temperature with the TMP36
9. Wiring the TMP36 and a demonstration sketch
10. An alternate wiring of the TMP36
11. An introduction to the MCP9808 for very accurate temperature readings
12. MCP9808: Wiring
13. Using the MCP9808, demo and sketch walkthrough
14. MCP9808: A closer look at I2C addressing
15. An introduction to measuring barometric pressure with the BMP180
16. Wiring the BMP180
17. A first demo sketch for the BMP180
18. A second demo sketch for the BMP180

• Environment sensors quiz

1. Introduction to detecting acceleration
2. Introduction to detecting acceleration with the ADXL335
3. Wiring the ADXL335
4. Plugging the ADXL335 directly in the Arduino, and detect its orientation
5. Write the sketch for detecting orientation with the ADXL335

• Sensing acceleration, section quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. Introduction to the Passive infra-Red (PIR) motion sensor
3. A simple PIR experiment with an LED
4. A demonstration of using the PIR sensor with the Arduino
5. PIR sensor first demonstration sketch walkthrough
6. PIR sensor second demonstration sketch walkthrough

• Infrared sensors, section quiz

1. Introduction to sensing distance
2. Introduction to the ultrasonic distance sensor
3. Wiring and understanding Trigger and Echo
4. How to calculate distance

• Distance sensors, section quiz

1. Introduction to sensing sound
2. Introduction to the analog sound sensor and wiring
3. A demonstration and sketch of the analog sound sensor
4. A demonstration and sketch of the digital sound sensor

• Sensing sound, section quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. Buzzer wiring and simple sketch
3. Playing music
4. Control the sound volume

• Making sound, section quiz

1. Introduction to this section
2. Introduction to the LCD
3. LCD wiring in 4-bit parallel mode
4. LCD demonstration sketch
5. Display sensor data in the LCD
6. Connect LCD using the I2C adaptor
7. Using the RGB LCD and buttons shield

• LCD section quiz

1. Why use a circuit and Arduino simulator?
2. Two options: Wokwi and Tinkercad
3. Example 1a: Tinkercad - simple LED blink and fade
4. Example 1b: Wokwi - simple LED blink and fade
5. Example 2a: Tinkercad - potentiometer and LED
6. Example 2b: Wokwi - potentiometer and LED
7. Example 3: DHT22 digital sensor on Wokwi
8. Example 4a: Tinkercad with the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor
9. Example 4b: Wokwi with the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor
10. Example 5a: Tinkercad with the I2C LCD
11. Example 5b: Wokwi with the I2C LCD
12. Example 6: Wokwi Arduino, sensor, LCD and servo
13. Example 7: Wokwi Arduino, sensor, LCD and servo custom library