The course included an overview of the details of Arduino ‎programming and electronics. It covered everything participants need ‎to know in order to create their own Arduino projects and become ‎leveled up makers.‎

Moreover, participants were introduced to microcontroller ‎programming and the nature of microcontrollers. They also learned ‎how to program the Arduino to control real world electronic and ‎mechanical devices, including lights, motors and motion detection ‎sensors.‎

The training course included more than 24 students from An-Najah's ‎Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.‎