Intro to Arduino (EE102)

Thanks for your interest in EE102: Intro to Arduino! This free 60-minute workshop is perfect for anyone eager to dive into the world of Arduino. Arduino are very popular microcontrollers -- in essence, tiny computers -- made up of flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software that allow you to make all sorts of electronic projects to interact with the world through electronic sensors, lights, and motors. Arduino microcontrollers are designed for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. Learning how to use Arduino allows you to create a truly huge array of projects, from simple LED displays to complex robotics.

During the EE102 workshop, you'll learn the basics of Arduino programming and hardware. You’ll get hands-on experience setting up your Arduino board, writing and editing some simple code, and connecting a couple LEDs and sensors. The potential for projects is immense: from building a smart plant watering system, motion-activated security camera, or even a custom game controller, Arduino's flexibility and wide range of applications make it a hugely valuable (and exciting) skill for both beginners and experienced tech enthusiasts.

Hi, I'm Owen McNeal! I'm currently a student at Red Rocks Community College I aspire to transfer to the School of Mines once I've completed my general education. I'm pursuing a master's degree in Robotics Engineering with a minor in Computer Science and Computer Intelligence. I started working for the Clear Creek Makerspace in February 2024, and since then, I've developed multiple classes about electronics, coding, 3D printing, and my favorite, robotics! I hope to inspire as well as introduce you to the various creative pleasures of engineering!

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