Program overview
Engineering skills that connect end to end
A hands-on, full-stack hardware and embedded systems course designed to move from component-level electronics to intelligent connected robots.
The course includes 48-50 practical classes. Classes can run twice per week or as one 2-hour session per week. The hardware kit includes components, Arduino boards, motors, sensors, ESP32 modules, 21700 cells, and BMS hardware.
Complete curriculum
A clear path from fundamentals to Edge AI
Each stage builds on the previous one, combining concepts with practical engineering work.
Core Electronics & Semiconductors
Ohm's law, AC/DC circuits, diodes, Zener diodes, LDRs, transistors, optocouplers, MOSFETs, voltage regulators, inductors, transformers, solenoids, and relays.
AI, Python & Microcontroller Logic
Arduino IDE, C/C++ foundations, variables, memory, serial debugging, digital and analog I/O, PWM, data scaling, and conditional control.
Microcontrollers, Power & Robot Building
Arduino Uno and Nano, motors and H-bridge drivers, lithium-ion battery packs with BMS, chassis layouts, soldering, and hardware assembly.
Sensors & Practical Systems
LDR, laser, touch, flame, sound, IR, ultrasonic, temperature, humidity, vibration, tilt, Hall-effect, and RGB sensing through six practical builds.
Wireless Integration & Edge AI
ESP32, Wi-Fi, BLE, long-range RF, displays, remote interfaces, PCB design, computer vision, smart access, robotics, gaming, and IoT dashboard projects.
What you will be able to do
Graduate with practical, demonstrable capability
- Understand and build circuits from discrete components instead of relying only on plug-in modules.
- Program Arduino-class microcontrollers using C/C++ logic, sensor feedback, and motor control.
- Engineer battery packs, power regulation, soldered assemblies, and mobile robot hardware.
- Integrate practical sensors, displays, wireless protocols, and ESP32-based IoT systems.
- Complete portfolio-ready projects spanning robotics, PCB design, computer vision, and Edge AI.
