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Microcontroller Programming & Embedded Systems

Hands-on training in embedded systems: C programming, electronics fundamentals, and microcontroller projects using Arduino and ESP32. You will wire circuits on breadboards, control sensors and outputs, and integrate hardware with software — culminating in an innovation challenge.

8 Weeks
100+ contact hours
Blended (Online + On-site)
Intake: Rolling intake — contact for next cohort
English
1+ enrolled
Programme Overview
TZS 270,000
Programme fee (one-time payment)
Duration8 Weeks
Contact Hours100+ contact hours
DeliveryBlended (Online + On-site)
IntakeRolling intake — contact for next cohort
LanguageEnglish
Modules7 modules · 34 topics
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What You Will Learn

7 outcomes
Describe embedded systems and real-world microcontroller applications
Write structured C programs using variables, control flow, functions, arrays, and pointer basics
Work confidently with GPIO, analog and digital signals, and common boards (Arduino, ESP32)
Apply basic electronics: voltage, current, resistance, and safe prototyping
Build projects: LEDs, buttons, buzzers, LCD, and temperature sensing
Integrate sensors and actuators into complete embedded solutions
Plan and present an innovation challenge / hackathon project

Course Syllabus

7 modules · 34 topics
  • What are embedded systems?
  • What are microcontrollers?
  • Software vs hardware systems
  • Real-world applications
  • Course roadmap and career opportunities
  • Variables and data types
  • Conditions and loops
  • Functions
  • Arrays
  • Pointers basics
  • Logic building exercises
  • Microcontroller architecture overview
  • Arduino and ESP32 platforms
  • STM32 introduction
  • Pins and GPIO
  • Analog vs digital
  • Memory basics
  • Voltage, current, resistance
  • Ohm's law
  • Breadboards, LEDs, resistors, buttons
  • Power and safety in the lab
  • Blinking LED
  • Traffic light sequence
  • Button control
  • Buzzer projects
  • LCD display
  • Temperature sensor
  • Connecting sensors
  • Reading and using data
  • Controlling outputs
  • Combining hardware and software
  • Team or individual project brief
  • Prototype build
  • Demo and presentation

Who Is This Course For?

Ideal For
  • STEM students, technicians, makers, IoT enthusiasts, and anyone building smart devices or automation projects.
Entry Requirements
  • Basic computer skills. No prior electronics or C experience required; enthusiasm for hardware is essential.

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