Last updated 2/2022
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Master the Raspberry Pi 4, Work with Python, GPIO pins and sensors, the Pi Camera Module, build an Amazon Echo Clone!
What you’ll learn
Understand what the Raspberry Pi is and how to set it up
Understand the process of installing any OS for the Raspberry Pi
Understand how to connect remotely to your Raspberry Pi and run it in headless mode
Learn the ins and outs of working with the Terminal and Linux commands
Learn how to install software using the APT Package system
Learn how to setup a Web Server
Learn how to work with GPIO pins and read external inputs and sensors (buttons and PIR sensors)
Learn how to work with USB Cameras
Learn how to use the Raspberry Pi Camera Module and interact with it programmatically
Learn how to make an Amazon Echo Clone
Requirements
No previous programming or electronics knowledge required. Just a passion for mastering the Raspberry Pi
Description
Last Updated : November 2021Added content to cover the Raspberry Pi Imager which is a new software tool that can be used to flash your SD cardsAdded details about Raspberry Pi OS, which is the replacement for the Raspbian OSUpdate : November 2019 Includes the Raspberry Pi 4! Covers both the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 3. Step by Step instructions on how to setup your Raspberry Pi in Headless Mode – No extra monitor, keyboard, mouse or HDMI cable needed!This course will provide the information you need to Master the Raspberry Pi 3 and Raspberry Pi 4! 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 upStep by step videos on how to set it upWe will walk through how to easily flash an SD card with any OS for the PiWe will talk about tips to prevent SD card corruptionWe will show configuration tips for the Raspberry Pi Operating SystemMultiple methods of connecting remotely to your Raspberry Pi will be covered to show how you can run it in "headless mode" without a monitorWe 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 shortcutsWe dive in depth into the APT Package system for installing software and show how to install any software for your PiBest practices for securing your Raspberry Pi are coveredWe install a Web Server using different approachesWe 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 circuitWe will do Python code reviews for the projects so you will understand how the software and hardware work togetherWe work with cameras and images and show how you can setup a USB web cam and install software to create a live streaming camera feedWe use the Raspberry Pi Camera module and show how you can interact with it programmatically to take photos, video and create special effectsWe create a working Amazon Echo Clone with the Alexa Voice ServiceMuch 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 and Pi 4 fast! Install software, build circuits, make projects! Get started now!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 What is a Raspberry Pi?
Lecture 2 Overview of the Raspberry Pi 4
Lecture 3 Parts List
Section 2: Setting up the Hardware for your Raspberry Pi
Lecture 4 Hardware Components that you will need
Lecture 5 Setup without a monitor, extra keyboard or mouse
Lecture 6 Let’s connect everything together
Section 3: All about SD Cards
Lecture 7 Understanding some basics about SD Cards
Lecture 8 Accessing SD Cards
Lecture 9 Software Options for Flashing your SD Card
Lecture 10 Downloading and Installing Etcher for Flashing your SD Card
Lecture 11 UPDATE : Download and Install the Raspberry Pi Imager for Flashing your SD Card
Lecture 12 Alternative approaches to preparing SD Cards
Lecture 13 UPDATE : Introducing the Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian)
Lecture 14 Installing the Raspbian Operating System by Flashing our SD Card
Lecture 15 UPDATE : Using the Raspberry Pi Imager to install Raspberry Pi OS
Lecture 16 Resource for checking the validity of your SD Card
Lecture 17 Tips for Preventing SD Card Corruption Issues
Section 4: Configuring your Raspbian or Raspberry Pi OS Installation
Lecture 18 Standard configuration settings and best practices
Section 5: Setting up your Raspberry Pi in Headless Mode – No Additional Monitor, Keyboard
Lecture 19 Overview of the Setup Process in Headless Mode
Lecture 20 A note about flashing your SD card
Lecture 21 Flashing your SD Card with the latest version of Raspbian
Lecture 22 Setup ssh and wpa_supplicant.conf
Lecture 23 Getting the IP Address of your Raspberry Pi
Lecture 24 Connecting via SSH to change raspi-config settings
Lecture 25 Using VNC Viewer to connect to your Pi from your computer
Section 6: Connecting Remotely to your Raspberry Pi
Lecture 26 Introduction to Remote Connections
Lecture 27 SSH (Secure Shell)
Lecture 28 VNC (Virtual Network Computing)
Lecture 29 SFTP (Secure (SSH) File Transfer Protocol)
Lecture 30 SCP (Secure Copy)
Lecture 31 Enabling Remote Desktop on Windows 10
Lecture 32 RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol connection – Windows)
Section 7: Working with the Terminal
Lecture 33 Introduction to the Terminal
Lecture 34 Terminal Cheat Sheet
Lecture 35 Understanding User Modes in Linux
Lecture 36 Useful General Terminal Commands for the Raspberry Pi
Lecture 37 File and Directory Commands
Lecture 38 Networking Commands
Lecture 39 System Commands
Lecture 40 Keyboard Shortcuts
Section 8: Installing Software on your Raspberry Pi
Lecture 41 Understanding the APT Ecosystem
Lecture 42 Installing Software using APT
Section 9: Installing a Web Server
Lecture 43 Creating a One Line Web Server with SimpleHTTPServer
Lecture 44 Installing the Apache Web Server
Lecture 45 Installing the PHP Application Server
Section 10: Working with GPIO (General Purpose Input Output) Pins
Lecture 46 Introduction to GPIO pins
Lecture 47 Standard Components Needed
Lecture 48 Downloading Code and Resources for the Course from Github
Section 11: Using the Power Pins on the Raspberry Pi
Lecture 49 Powering an LED
Section 12: Blinking an LED
Lecture 50 Wiring Change to Blink an LED
Lecture 51 Demo the circuit
Lecture 52 Code Review
Section 13: Detecting a Button Press
Lecture 53 Introduction and components that are needed
Lecture 54 Wiring up the circuit
Lecture 55 Demo the circuit
Lecture 56 Code Review
Section 14: Using a push button switch to control an LED
Lecture 57 Introduction and components that are needed
Lecture 58 Wiring up the circuit
Lecture 59 Demo the circuit
Lecture 60 Code Review
Section 15: Using a PIR (Passive Infrared) Sensor
Lecture 61 Introduction to PIR Sensors
Lecture 62 Components that are needed
Lecture 63 Wiring up the circuit
Lecture 64 Demo the circuit
Lecture 65 Code Review
Section 16: Building a Simple Alarm with a PIR Sensor
Lecture 66 Introduction and components that are needed
Lecture 67 Wiring up the circuit
Lecture 68 Demo the Circuit
Lecture 69 Code Review
Section 17: Working with Cameras and Images
Lecture 70 Introduction
Section 18: Working with USB Web Cams
Lecture 71 Connecting your USB Web Cam
Lecture 72 Installing and Configuring Motion to setup a Web Cam Server
Lecture 73 Demo of the Motion Web Cam Server
Lecture 74 Preparing your System and installing fswebcam
Lecture 75 Using fswebcam
Lecture 76 Using a script to take images with fswebcam
Lecture 77 fswebcam script code review
Section 19: Working with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module
Lecture 78 Introduction to the Pi Camera Module and how to connect it to the Raspberry Pi
Lecture 79 Enabling the Pi Camera in your Raspi Config settings
Lecture 80 Getting a Preview using the Pi Camera
Lecture 81 Capturing a Still Picture of Image with the Pi Camera
Lecture 82 Capturing a Series of Photos with the Pi Camera
Lecture 83 Recording Video with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module
Lecture 84 Using special effects with the Pi Camera Module
Section 20: Let’s make an Amazon Echo Clone
Lecture 85 Why build an Amazon Echo Clone?
Lecture 86 Components that are needed
Lecture 87 Setting up your Amazon Developer Account and Registering your Amazon Echo Clone
Lecture 88 Installing Git and the Alexa Pi Software
Lecture 89 Demo of the Amazon Echo Clone
Section 21: Closing
Lecture 90 Closing Comments
Section 22: Bonus Section
Lecture 91 Continue your Raspberry Pi Learning Journey
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