IP Education launches the first version of (Arduino 101) book as the beginning level of the integrated series (Arduino Engineer). Students are going to be firmly and deeply equipped with an extensive batch of the basic knowledge of the (Arduino) platform within an engineering framework, they are ensured to be able to design and program simple and average-complexity Arduino-based circuits and systems through learning how to draw and read schematic diagrams of circuits before being designed, doing ( simple) math which is required to determine and choose the proper components and sensors and realizing the key specifications of them, and learning the basics of text Coding to use the (Arduino IDE) and for programming issues. All mentioned, are being assimilated and recognized by students within a simplified hands-on, project-based, real-life implementations methodology and in the context of a strategy that narrows the gap between the theoretical knowledge and the practical application. This book mainly contains the below themes (not limited to):

• Introduction to microprocessors, microcontrollers, and electronic boards
• Introduction to the basics of text coding
• A general picture of the Arduino platform
• Arduino UNO as an electronic board
• Electrical signals (Digital and Analog)
• The Pulse Width Modulation technique
• Simple essential projects and experiments
• Stepped up average-complexity projects and experiments


This book is a part of a methodical and systematic series that aims to elevate and level up students from being beginners to be professionals when it comes to Arduino-based electronic design. Be acquainted that this book targets school students, university students, teachers, trainers, and interested people who are 15 years old or above, it’s technically designed to be comprehensive and facilitated at the same time, on which this book best fits non-specialists and it also so useful and has a lot of benefits for specialists who are interested in Arduino.