Sensors and microcontrollers
Explore the concepts, work through examples, and apply them in a subject exercise.

Program 01.02
Computing & AI
Connect sensors to software and interpret device measurements.
Program at a glance
Computing and science students interested in connected devices. Use the subject skills in practical assignments and a portfolio project.
What you can learn
Indicative learning outline. The final syllabus and tool access are agreed for your individual program or college cohort.
Explore the concepts, work through examples, and apply them in a subject exercise.
Explore the concepts, work through examples, and apply them in a subject exercise.
Explore the concepts, work through examples, and apply them in a subject exercise.
Explore the concepts, work through examples, and apply them in a subject exercise.
Basic programming and elementary electronics.
ESP32 or Arduino; MQTT; Python.
Prototype an environmental monitor with sensor readings and a dashboard.
Device prototyping, monitoring, and automation.
Plan your enrollment
Request the duration, total teaching hours, next batch date, trainer profile, and assessment and certificate requirements in one WhatsApp conversation.
Suggested assessment: subject exercises, a project demonstration, and an explanation of your decisions. Confirm the actual completion requirements before enrolling.
Two ways to learn
For individual learners
For institutions
Quick answers
Direct answers for individual learners and institutional partners.
Connect sensors to software and interpret device measurements.
Yes. The Internet of Things Programming program is available online to individual learners worldwide. The learning pathway and delivery schedule are confirmed during the program conversation.
Yes. Edxera supports institute-to-institute partner cohorts with department alignment, academic schedule planning, and an agreed program outline.
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