Introducción a la Programación en C para Arduino Zero

Many first-year Computer Engineering students face a challenge: a lack of prior experience with programming. Often, initial exposure comes through high-level languages like Java or Python. However, subjects like Computer Architecture, which delve into the components and interactions within a computer, necessitate the use of low-level languages or those closely aligned with computer architecture, such as Assembly or C.

This course aims to practically explore the core concepts of computer structure. We'll utilize the C programming language and a mobile robot platform built around an Arduino Zero board.

You'll receive step-by-step guidance through the programming environment setup and configuration. Early sessions will include practical examples, like creating a blinking LED program, allowing you to quickly start writing code.

The course covers essential C programming concepts, equipping you with the skills needed to develop programs for a mobile platform based on the Arduino Zero.

To reinforce learning, we'll include self-assessment quizzes after each lesson to gauge your understanding.

Beyond the code examples in the videos, supplementary examples are provided to help you evaluate various sensing and actuation elements that can be connected to an Arduino Zero board. This hands-on approach will give you a solid foundation in embedded systems and low-level programming.

• Computer Architecture
• C Programming
• Arduino Zero
• Embedded Systems
• Low-Level Programming
• Mobile Robotics
• Programming for Arduino
• Assembly Language (mentioned as context)
• Python & Java (mentioned as contrasting high-level languages)