About
Learn how to build, program, and operate microcontrollers. The 7-day course is primarily online cohosted by Magneto Space and MPU. MBE312 course immerses participants in a research intensive course to program your own custom microcontroller with TinkerCAD, software of choice (C++/Python) and to use digital multimeters. Get involved at local makerspace in Northern Virginia/Washington DC and engage in discussions on applying to sensor fusion integration, experiments, software, & systems. Inperson participation is recommended, however, online participation at home is possible to build microcontroller and earn certificate.





$649​
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~18 hours
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Certificate
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Hands-on​, Labs
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5 Scholarships Available
Instructors and Lecturers
Senior Project Leader at The Aerospace Corporation
Faculty & Program Coordinator, MPU
Cofounder, Magneto Space
Computer Engineer specialzing on digital signal/audio/image processing and ML


Curriculum Schedule
​The Certificate course provides up to 20 hours of live synchronous instruction with 75/25 Labs(research)/Lectures or discussion. Earlier in week focuses on design, build with 5 hours per day inperson and class later in week online that focuses on applying to software, operations and research of interest. The Course is designed to fit the schedule of young professionals and undergradutes/graduates.. Attendance is mandatory to receive the Certificate.
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​Day 1: Overview, Design and Build Custom Microcontroller
Day 2: Microprocessors, Single Board Computer(SBC) & Software
Day 3: Broad Boards,Circuits, Assembly, R&D Projects
Day 4: Tutorials/Lessons from ELEGO Arduino Starter Kit and TinkerCAD
Day 5: Microcontroller Build/Programing for Greenhouses & Plants
Day 6: Programming & Coding
Day 7: Microcontroller Build, Research Projects
Day 8: Presentations and Discussions
Timeline
PreProgram Timeline
Open House Webinar: TBD
App Due Date: TBD
Course Starts: TBD
Microcontrollers and Applications
Microcontrollers (MC) contain CPU processors, memory, circuitry and are utilized in low-cost wearables, medical equipment, consumer electronics, rugged industrial devices, and more. Microcontrollers advance a variety of applications from home appliances, office machines, robots, and vehicles, to state-of-the-art military and aerospace systems.
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