Module 1.1

Digital Output: Programming an LED

In this module, you be able to write a program and blink an LED. This will be your first Arduino project. Digital outputs are useful for turning components on and off and demonstrate the core basis behind most programs and devices.

Module 1.2

Digital Input: Programming a Button

This second module will show you the simplest input device; a button. Digital
inputs allow you to interact with an Arduino device through the simple press of a button.

Module 1.3

Basic Programming structures

This module will show you basic programming structures within Arduino code that are crucial to turning basic components like buttons and LEDs into more complex devices.

Module 1.4

Serial Communication

This last core module will show you how to talk with your Arduino through serial
communication. Using serial can allow you to talk from your computer, through
other wireless devices to help debug your programs.

Module 2.1

Drive Systems – Servos and Motors:

This module will show you how to work with motors and servos, allowing you to provide mechanical movement to your Arduino projects.

Module 2.2 

Wireless Transmission – Bluetooth and Ultrasonic Sensors:

This module will show you how to work with devices utilizing wireless transmission.
The Bluetooth module enables you to control your Arduino from your computer
(or other devices such as your phone) whilst ultrasonic sensors allow you to
detect objects in front of it.

Module 2.3 

User Input – Switches, Potentiometers and Joysticks:

This module will show you different input devices to give you more control over your Arduino, all whilst using a similar set up to that of the button

Module 2.4 

User Interface – RGB LEDs, Digital display:

This module will show you how to work with more lighting up devices such as RGB LEDs and digital displays, allowing you to display more information outside of simple LEDs.