This course is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to programming Arduino for interfacing with a potentiometer. It is tailored for beginners who want to learn how to read analog sensor data, interface potentiometers with Arduino, and visualize sensor readings. Participants will gain hands-on experience in writing, uploading, and testing code on Arduino boards to capture and display data from a potentiometer. Who This Course Is For: Programming Beginners: Individuals with little to no programming experience interested in learning Arduino programming and interfacing with sensors like potentiometers for data collection. Arduino Enthusiasts: Hobbyists, makers, and electronics enthusiasts keen on exploring Arduino's capabilities for analog sensor interfacing and data visualization. Students and Educators: Students pursuing studies in electronics, physics, computer science, or related fields, as well as educators looking to integrate Arduino programming and sensor interfacing into their teaching. Makers and Tinkerers: DIY enthusiasts who enjoy creating projects and experimenting with hardware and software integration, particularly in the realm of analog sensor data. Engineering and Physics Students: College or university students studying electrical engineering, physics, or related disciplines who want hands-on experience in Arduino programming and analog sensor interfacing.