Energy and Engineering Club – Arduino Workshop

The Arduino Workshop, organized by the Energy and Engineering Club, was held on April 9, 2026, in Hall ANK503 at the Vadi Main Campus.

Bringing together students interested in engineering, software, and electronics, the event provided participants with comprehensive information about the fundamental structure of the Arduino platform and its application areas. The workshop, where theoretical knowledge was supported by hands-on practice, attracted significant interest from students.

As part of the event, the basics of Arduino were first introduced, including the structure of the board, fundamental electronics concepts, and the C++-based Arduino programming language. This was followed by step-by-step coding applications under the guidance of the instructor, where participants developed various mini projects such as LED blinking, sensor data reading, buzzer usage, and servo motor control.

Participants had the opportunity not only to gain technical knowledge but also to strengthen their problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and project development skills through practical work.

Offering a technology-focused learning environment, the event was successfully completed as an organization that enhanced students’ competencies in engineering and supported their production-oriented perspectives.