This course provides a comprehensive introduction to programming Arduino for interfacing with a temperature sensor (TMP36). It is tailored for beginners who want to learn how to capture analog sensor data, interface temperature sensors with Arduino, and monitor temperature readings. Participants will gain hands-on experience in writing, uploading, and testing code on Arduino boards to measure and display temperature values.

Who This Course Is For:

• Programming Beginners: Individuals with little to no programming experience interested in learning Arduino programming and interfacing with temperature sensors for temperature monitoring.

• Arduino Enthusiasts: Hobbyists, makers, and electronics enthusiasts keen on exploring Arduino's capabilities for temperature measurement and control.

• Students and Educators: Students pursuing studies in environmental science, physics, computer science, or related fields, as well as educators looking to integrate Arduino programming and sensor interfacing into their teaching.

• Makers and DIY Enthusiasts: DIY enthusiasts who enjoy creating projects and experimenting with hardware and software integration, particularly in the realm of temperature monitoring and control.

• Environmental Science and Physics Students: College or university students studying environmental science, physics, or related disciplines who want hands-on experience in Arduino programming and temperature measurement.