In this module, we will cover the basic tools and concepts needed for programming with the ESP32. You'll explore the differences between development environments like VS Code and the Arduino IDE, as well as dive into key programming elements like enums and structs to enhance your coding skills.

In this module, we will introduce you to the core concepts of object-oriented programming, focusing on the essentials needed to develop with Arduino. You'll learn how to structure your code with classes, encapsulate data, and use key OOP features like constructors, inheritance, and methods to make your projects more flexible and modular.

In this module, we will focus on developing an LED class and using object-oriented programming to control an LED's behavior. You will learn how to create various effects, including toggling, fading, pulsating, and LED chasing, all through efficient and modular code using objects.

In this module, we will explore how to integrate IR sensors into a project using the Galton board as an example. You will learn how to wire the sensors, create an object-oriented structure to manage them, and implement functionality such as motor control and sensor evaluation, all while reinforcing OOP concepts.

In this module, we will walk you through the process of designing a headlamp project with button-controlled LEDs. You’ll learn how to manage button inputs with a custom class, debounce button presses, and differentiate between short and long clicks to control the LEDs. Additionally, you will extend the functionality by incorporating inheritance and fading effects for a more dynamic project.

In this module, we will walk you through building a Rock Paper Scissors game that interacts with an ESP32 and a website. You'll create the game logic using object-oriented programming, set up communication between the website and the ESP32, and enhance the project with visual effects and housing solutions.

In this module, we will guide you through the steps to create and publish your own Arduino library, applying object-oriented programming concepts. You’ll learn how to structure your code for reusability and share your library with the Arduino community.

In this module, we will summarize the key concepts and skills you've learned throughout the course. We'll also reflect on the projects you've completed and provide guidance on how to continue applying and expanding your knowledge of object-oriented programming with Arduino.