Note: when registering, you are registering for all three parts that take place November 5, 12, and 19 from 6pm-8pm.
Expand upon the knowledge built in Introduction to Electronics, with this class focused on the Arduino. The Arduino is a microcontroller board that is widely used in the hobbyist, maker, artistic, and educational communities. It allows people with no formal engineering training to get started with their own electronics and robotics projects and is designed to make prototyping electronics projects easy.
This class series supports people interested in a career in electronics or those who are curious and interested in electronics as a hobbyist or maker.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Electronics or equivalent knowledge. Discover Electronics I, II, and III are not requirements.
Please read our Class Attendee Policy before registering.
Location: ground floor Electronics Shop
Class Size: minimum 1 and maximum 4. Age Group: Adults and Youth 12 - 17
Youth aged 12-17 will need their responsible adult to sign our Youth Waiver at the beginning of class.
Registration Fee: $80 non-members and $70 members and youth.
Non-members will need to sign our General Waiver at the begining of class.
Materials Fee: $20 for kit of component parts to be used during our explorations and beyond. Payable to the instructor at class in cash. If you have a kit from previous Discover Electronics classes, then bring it with you, no need to pay again!
Instructor: John Gotthardt
John has 40 years of professional experience using multimeters in the design, manufacture, installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electronic equipment. He loves to tinker and share his electronics knowledge with others and support them with their projects.
