This path is for anyone who wants to enter electronics and robotics from scratch. It starts with circuit components and basic laws, moves to designing and simulating circuits, then robotics fundamentals, and ends with programming robots on Arduino and building practical projects.
Why here: It is the foundation for the rest of the path, since it explains circuit components and the basic laws of electricity.
After it you can: You will understand electronic circuit components and how they work, and design simple circuits with basic components.
Why here: It comes after the basics so you can move on to designing complete circuits and testing them in Proteus before building them.
After it you can: You will design complete electronic circuits and simulate them in Proteus, and handle different components.
Why here: Once you know circuits, this course gives you the full picture of a robot, with its mechanical and electronic parts.
After it you can: You will understand the mechanical and electronic components of robots and write simple code to control them.
Why here: This is where hands-on programming begins on a specific board, the Arduino Uno, the natural step after understanding how a robot is built.
After it you can: You will design and program robots with Arduino Uno, and connect sensors and other components.
Why here: It comes last because it extends what you learned about Arduino into applied projects and deeper work with sensors and motors.
After it you can: You will build practical projects such as a smart car, and develop robots that interact with their environment.
