Master C++ with practicals in Arduino/CNN

I have designed this unique C++ course that integrates Arduino simulation using Proteus into each lesson. An additional chapter following Chapter 2 provides a detailed explanation of Arduino simulation.

The course delves into the core aspects of C++ and Arduino, including syntax, data types, control structures, functions, arrays, strings, pointers, references, object-oriented programming, algorithms, flowcharts, and pseudocode.

The journey begins with an overview of C++ and Arduino, discussing the history and evolution of C++, its applications in various sectors including Arduino programming, and the benefits of learning C++ for Arduino programming. The course guides you through the installation of the Arduino IDE and Proteus software, setting up the development environment for C++ and Arduino simulation, creating a virtual circuit in Proteus, and writing and simulating a basic “Blink” program in Proteus.

The course also provides a comprehensive guide on how to simulate an Arduino project with Proteus software. This includes setting up a simulation environment in Proteus, creating a virtual board circuit in Proteus, writing simulation code, and executing, testing, debugging, and evaluating simulation results in Proteus.

Throughout the course, you will gain practical experience in developing real-world applications using C++, Arduino, and CNN (Convolutional Neural Network), a machine learning technique used to build artificial intelligence systems. This course is perfect for beginners who are keen to learn C++ through hands-on practice using Arduino/CNN.