The Complete Raspberry Pi Hacker Bundle

2 Reviews

3798 Enrolled

4 Courses & 10 Hours

Deal Price$19.00

Suggested Price$484.98

You save 96%

🔥 1,000+ Sold! Selling Fast

What's Included

$99.99 Value

2018 Ultimate Guide to Raspberry Pi

Lee Assam

76 Lessons (4.5h)

Lifetime

Certification included
Experience level required: All levels
Access 76 lectures & 4.5 hours of content 24/7
Length of time users can access this course: Lifetime

Course Curriculum

76 Lessons (4.5h)

Introduction
What is the Raspberry Pi?4:08
How to get in touch with me
Parts List
Setting up the Hardware for your Raspberry Pi
Hardware Components that you will need2:49
Let's connect everything together1:26
All about SD Cards
Understanding some basics about SD Cards5:26
Accessing SD Cards3:26
Downloading and Installing Etcher for Flashing your SD Card2:15
Alternative approaches to preparing SD Cards
Installing the Raspbian Operating System by Flashing our SD Card3:07
Resource for checking the validity of your SD Card1:01
Tips for Preventing SD Card Corruption Issues4:20
Configuring your Raspbian OS Installation
Standard configuration settings and best practices4:55
Connecting Remotely to your Raspberry Pi
Introduction to Remote Connections
SSH (Secure Shell)6:46
VNC (Virtual Network Computing)4:29
SFTP (Secure (SSH) File Transfer Protocol)3:51
SCP (Secure Copy)3:18
RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol connection - Windows)2:21
Working with the Terminal
Introduction to the Terminal0:43
Terminal Cheat Sheet
Understanding User Modes in Linux3:39
Useful General Terminal Commands for the Raspberry Pi7:15
File and Directory Commands9:10
Networking Commands6:16
System Commands5:03
Keyboard Shortcuts
Installing Software on your Raspberry Pi
Understanding the APT Ecosystem3:16
Installing Software Using APT6:43
Installing a Web Server
Creating a One Line Web Server with SimpleHTTPServer5:55
Installing the Apache Web Server5:32
Installing the PHP Application Server5:18
Working with GPIO (General Purpose Input Output) Pins
Introduction to GPIO Pins7:38
Standard Components Needed1:23
Downloading Code and Resources for the Course from Github1:46
Using the Power Pins on the Raspberry Pi
Powering an LED6:37
Blinking an LED
Wiring Change to Blink an LED2:10
Demo the Circuit1:05
Code Review2:41
Detecting a Button Press
Introduction and components that are needed1:06
Wiring up the Circuit3:18
Demo the Circuit1:44
Code Review4:42
Using a push button switch to control an LED
Introduction and components that are needed1:42
Wiring up the Circuit4:50
Demo the Circuit1:48
Code Review5:21
Using a PIR (Passive Infrared) Sensor
Introduction to PIR Sensors1:43
Components that are needed0:53
Wiring up the Circuit3:01
Demo the Circuit2:31
Code Review3:04
Building a Simple Alarm with a PIR Sensor
Introduction and components that are needed1:13
Wiring up the Circuit5:59
Demo the Circuit2:51
Code Review7:15
Working with Cameras and Images
Introduction1:06
Working with USB Web Cams
Connecting your USB Web Cam1:06
Installing and Configuring Motion to setup a Web Cam Server6:49
Demo of the Motion Web Server3:19
Preparing your System and installing fswebcam4:49
Using fswebcam3:40
Using a script to take images with fswebcam3:19
fswebcam script code review2:13
Working with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module
Introduction to the Pi Camera Module and how to connect it to the Raspberry Pi2:21
Enabling the Pi Camera in your Raspi Config settings
Getting a Preview using the Pi Camera4:10
Capturing a Still Picture of Image with the Pi Camera2:17
Capturing a Series of Photos with the Pi Camera3:38
Recording Video with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module3:59
Using special effects with the Pi Camera Module10:08
Let's make an Amazon Echo Clone
Why build an Amazon Echo Clone?1:39
Components that are needed2:03
Setting up your Amazon Developer Account and Registering your Amazon Echo Clone10:11
Installing Git and the Alexa Pi Software5:33
Demo of the Amazon Echo Clone4:47
Closing
Closing Comments

2018 Ultimate Guide to Raspberry Pi

Lee AssamLee Assam has over 18 years of programming, development and IT experience. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Master’s Degree in Computer Science.

Lee teaches at Universities on topics ranging from Software Development to Electrical Engineering and prototyping. He likes coming up with new ideas and prototyping them using the Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms.

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

Description

The fun and possibilities are virtually limitless with a Raspberry Pi 3. That is, if you know what you're doing. In this beginner-friendly course, you'll learn everything you need to know to start using this popular Internet of Things (IoT) platform to its fullest.

Access 76 lectures & 4.5 hours of content 24/7
Work w/ Python, GPIO pins, & sensors
Explore the Pi Camera Module
Build an Amazon Echo Clone

Specs

Details & Requirements

Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
Certification of completion not included
Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
Experience level required: all levels

Compatibility

Internet required

$100.00 Value

Raspberry Pi Beginner's Bootcamp

Lee Assam

50 Lessons (2h)

Lifetime

$84.99 Value

Getting Started With NodeMCU

Comfiny

29 Lessons (1.5h)

Lifetime

$200.00 Value

Build Your Own GPS Tracking System With Raspberry Pi

Comfiny

43 Lessons (2h)

Lifetime

Terms

Unredeemed licenses can be returned for store credit within 30 days of purchase. Once your license is redeemed, all sales are final.

2 Reviews

4.5/ 5

All reviews are from verified purchasers collected after purchase.

Howard Plumley

Verified Buyer

Claiming ‘complete’ is bold when talking about anything Pi. This comes close when limited to hacking.

Jul 14, 2019

Hung Le

Verified Buyer

Feb 7, 2019

Your Cart

Your cart is empty. Continue Shopping!

Processing order...