In this video, see the various pieces of hardware that are part of the MOOC "kit".

In this video, we look at how to write code with Java ME Embedded 8 to access the general purpose input/output (GPIO) pins and ports.

In this video, the second half of Getting Started with GPIO, see how to write the code to turn and LED on and off again. This example will help you perform the first homework for this lesson.

In this video, see how to wire a circuit that combines reading a switch and driving two LED's to represent a door switch in our Container project.
 

In this video, get an overview of the first homework exercise for this lesson, the door project.

In this video, you will learn how to calculate the size of resistor used with an LED, read the stripes on a resistor to determine its value, use a resistor in a pull-down circuit and determine how which trigger to use when configuring a GPIO pin.

In this video, learn how the Java ME Embedded Security model works, and how to request specific access to resources through NetBeans.
 

In this video, learn how the inter-integrated circuit protocol works and why this simple bus protocol opens up the world for embedded application developers.

In this video, learn how to configure the Raspberry Pi to support reading and writing to I2C devices.

In this video, part 1 of 2, learn about the Bosch Barometric Pressure/Temperature I2C sensor.

In this video, part 2 of 2, learn how to write the code for the Bosch Barometric Pressure/Temperature I2C sensor, and see the code run on the Raspberry Pi.