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Powering your Home Projects with Raspberry Pi

This Specialization is crafted to take beginners in this field from start to building functional prototypes, home projects, and new creations with custom peripheral hardware and a Raspberry Pi. If you've never touched a Raspberry Pi, it's ok. Course 1 will get you started, and by Course 4 you'll be designing and fabricating printed circuit boards for your own custom add-on hardware to make your projects come to life and be truly unique.

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Four courses

Beginning Custom Projects with Raspberry Pi

In this course, you will use a Raspberry Pi 4 to build a complete network-connected project with sensors and motors and access it from your smartphone. We'll explore all the parts which make this work, so you can use this experience as a foundation for your own projects.

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Communications and High-Speed Signals with Raspberry Pi

Course two of this specialization covers hardware physical layer and communication between elements of your project, troubleshooting high-speed signals, and designing projects to work.

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Using Sensors With Your Raspberry Pi

This course on integrating sensors with your Raspberry Pi is course 3 of a Coursera Specialization and can be taken separately or as part of the specialization. Although some material and explanations from the prior two courses are used, this course largely assumes no prior experience with sensors or data processing other than ideas about your own projects and an interest in building projects with sensors.

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Designing Hardware for Raspberry Pi Projects

This course focuses on applying experience and knowledge gained in the first three courses to build physical electronics hardware. Specifically, this course focuses on four areas: circuit simulation, schematic entry, PCB layout, and 3D CAD modeling.

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Introductory

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Johns Hopkins University

Instructor

Drew Wilson

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Introductory

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