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0-Introduction.mp4	65.78 MB
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1-What is a Raspberry Pi.mp4	75.71 MB
10-Standard configuration settings and best practices.mp4	96.18 MB
11-SSH Secure Shell.mp4	135.45 MB
12-VNC Virtual Network Computing.mp4	67.57 MB
13-SFTP Secure SSH File Transfer Protocol.mp4	60.51 MB
14-SCP Secure Copy.mp4	60.57 MB
15-RDP Remote Desktop Protocol connection Windows.mp4	46.46 MB
16-Introduction to the Terminal.mp4	6.15 MB
17-Understanding User Modes in Linux.mp4	30.22 MB
18-Useful General Terminal Commands for the Raspberry Pi.mp4	108.38 MB
19-File and Directory Commands.mp4	144.55 MB
2-Hardware Components that you will need.mp4	53.06 MB
20-Networking Commands.mp4	115.36 MB
21-System Commads.mp4	85.05 MB
22-Keyboard Shortcuts.mp4	98.54 MB
23-Understanding the APT Ecosystem.mp4	13.94 MB
24-Installing Software using APT.mp4	116.03 MB
25-Creating a One Line Web Server with SimpleHTTPServer.mp4	76.57 MB
26-Installing the Apache Web Server.mp4	106.91 MB
27-Installing the PHP Application Server.mp4	77.54 MB
28-Introduction to GPIO pins.mp4	60.61 MB
29-Standard Components Needed.mp4	7.49 MB
3-Lets Connect Everything Together.mp4	27.22 MB
30-Downloading Code and Resources for the Course from Github.mp4	18.85 MB
31-Powering an LED.mp4	124.66 MB
32-Wiring Change to Blink an LED.mp4	41.56 MB
33-Demo the circuit.mp4	20.82 MB
34-Blink LED Code Review.mp4	30.32 MB
35-Button Press Introduction and components that are needed.mp4	21.23 MB
36-Button Press Wiring.mp4	62.25 MB
37-Button Press Demo.mp4	32.97 MB
38-Button Press Code Review.mp4	30.05 MB
39-Button Press LED Intro.mp4	32.31 MB
4-Understanding some basics about SD Cards.mp4	34.70 MB
40-Button Press LED Wiring.mp4	91.28 MB
41-Button Press LED Demo.mp4	34.32 MB
42-Button Press LED Code Review.mp4	54.68 MB
43-Introduction to PIR Sensors.mp4	32.81 MB
44-PIR Sensor Components Needed.mp4	16.83 MB
45-PIR Sensor Wiring.mp4	57.14 MB
46-PIR Sensor Demo.mp4	47.66 MB
47-PIR Sensor Code Review.mp4	18.49 MB
48-PIR Sensor Alarm Intro.mp4	23.30 MB
49-PIR Sensor Alarm Wiring.mp4	112.73 MB
5-Accessing SD Cards.mp4	64.75 MB
50-PIR Sensor Alarm Demo.mp4	53.60 MB
51-PIR Sensor Alarm Code Review.mp4	58.72 MB
52-Working with Cameras and Images Introduction.mp4	20.94 MB
53-Connecting your USB Web Cam.mp4	21.16 MB
54-Installing and Configuring Motion to setup a Web Cam Server.mp4	134.67 MB
55-Demo of the Motion Web Cam Server.mp4	34.32 MB
56-Preparing your System and installing fswebcam.mp4	94.96 MB
57-Using fswebcam.mp4	47.10 MB
58-Using a script to take images with fswebcam.mp4	51.55 MB
59-Fswebcam script code review.mp4	27.35 MB
6-Downloading and Installing Etcher for Flashing your SD Card.mp4	14.09 MB
60-Introduction to the Pi Camera Module and how to connect it to the Raspberry Pi.mp4	44.37 MB
61-Getting a Preview using the Pi Camera.mp4	45.55 MB
62-Capturing a Still Picture of Image with the Pi Camera.mp4	16.76 MB
63-Capturing a Series of Photos with the Pi Camera.mp4	28.95 MB
64-Recording Video with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module.mp4	51.36 MB
65-Using special effects with the Pi Camera Module.mp4	189.15 MB
66-Why build an Amazon Echo Clone.mp4	9.07 MB
67-Alexa Clone Components Needed.mp4	38.56 MB
68-Setting up your Amazon Developer Account and Registering your Amazon Echo Clone.mp4	107.67 MB
69-Installing Git and the Alexa Pi Software.mp4	105.25 MB
7-Installing the Raspbian Operating System by Flashing our SD Card.mp4	32.04 MB
70-Alexa Clone Demo.mp4	90.38 MB
8-Resource for checking the validity of your SD Card.mp4	19.10 MB
9-Tips for Preventing SD Card Corruption Issues.mp4	20.37 MB

Description

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Created by: Lee Assam, University Instructor, Software Developer
Language: English
Released: 2020
Duration: 4h 35m
Course Source: https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Ultimate-Guide-to-Raspberry-Pi-Tips-Tricks-and-Hacks/1071180704

Description

This course will provide the information you need to Master the Raspberry Pi 3! It assumes no prior programming or electronics knowledge and walks you through everything you need to know to use the platform to the fullest! Learn how to setup the Raspberry Pi, install software, work with Linux, work with GPIO pins and circuits and build projects like an Amazon Echo Clone.

This course will provide the information you need to Master the Raspberry Pi 3! It assumes no prior programming or electronics knowledge and walks you through everything you need to know to use the platform to the fullest! Here are some of the topics that are covered:

• We will first dive into what the Raspberry Pi is and learn what components you need to set everything up
• Step by step videos on how to set it up
• We will walk through how to easily flash an SD card with any OS for the Pi
• We will talk about tips to prevent SD card corruption
• We will show configuration tips for the Raspbian Operating System
• Multiple methods of connecting remotely to your Raspberry Pi will be covered to show how you can run it in "headless mode" without a monitor
• We dive into the Terminal and Linux commands to show how you can navigate your system, work with files, perform network and system commands and keyboard shortcuts
• We dive in depth into the APT Package system for installing software and show how to install any software for your Pi
• Best practices for securing your Raspberry Pi are covered
• We install a Web Server using different approaches
• We work with GPIO pins and show how you can control LEDs, determine if a button is pressed, work with a PIR sensor and will make a PIR sensor alarm circuit
• We will do Python code reviews for the projects so you will understand how the software and hardware work together
• We work with cameras and images and show how you can setup a USB web cam and install software to create a live streaming camera feed
• We use the Raspberry Pi Camera module and show how you can interact with it programmatically to take photos, video and create special effects
• We create a working Amazon Echo Clone with the Alexa Voice Service
• Much much more!

No previous programming or electronics knowledge is required.

You get the best information that I have compiled over years of trial and error and experience!

Learn the Raspberry Pi 3 fast! Install software, build circuits, make projects!

Get started now!

Checkout the Project for all the Presentations, Resources and Links you will need for this course.

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Covered Topics

• Technology
• Programming
• Python
• Electronics
• Linux
• Product Management
• Raspberry Pi
• Projects
• IoT

About Author

Hi, I am Lee Assam. I bring to the table 18+ years of programming, development and IT experience. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Master’s Degree in Computer Science.

I teach at Universities on topics ranging from Software Development to Electrical Engineering and prototyping. I like coming up with new ideas and prototyping them using the Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms.

My passion and hobby is Arduino and the Internet of Things. I have been playing around with the Arduino and the Raspberry Pi platforms since their inception, and I use my Electrical Engineering background coupled with software development skills to create and develop exciting projects. I prefer a hands-on, project-based learning approach and use my teaching background to make concepts fun and entertaining, while at the same time educational and informative.