Raspberry Pi: Home Monitoring and Control

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Free Online Course: Raspberry Pi: Home Monitoring and Control provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 1-2 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Raspberry Pi: Home Monitoring and Control is taught by David Ross.

Overview
  • Build a Raspberry Pi home monitoring system in this DIY electronics project. Learn to monitor your house remotely, detect motion, and even turn lights on and off.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • What you should know before watching this course
    • Overview of the alarm project
    • Using the exercise files
    1. Hardware for the Alarm Project
    • Select a power supply
    • Select a USB Wi-Fi adapter
    • Select a Raspberry Pi camera
    • Select a camera mount or enclosure
    • Select a Pi Cobbler
    • Select a breadboard
    • Select an enclosure for the Pi
    • Select a motion detector
    • Optional accessories
    2. Using Web Services to Extend the Pi
    • Overview of remote access with Weaved
    • Configure VNC, SSH, and WebIOPi services for Weaved
    • Patch WebIOPi for Raspberry Pi B+ and 2
    • Explore Weaved and test our services
    • Send SMS messages with an online service
    3. Taking Pictures with the Pi Cam
    • Connect the Pi cam to the Raspberry Pi unit
    • Enable support for the Pi cam
    • Take pictures from the command line with raspistill
    • Explore a script that automates picture taking
    • Access the camera's pictures remotely with an FTP client
    4. Setting Up Raspberry Pi Cam for Video Streaming
    • Configuring video streaming with the Pi cam
    5. Connecting to Home Automation Peripherals
    • Connect the Pi to the development board and test GPIO
    • Control the breadboard using WebIOPi
    • Connect the relay and motion detector
    • Explore a basic alarm system written in Python
    • Further automate your home with Z-Wave and OpenRemote
    6. Alarm System Mounting Options
    • Set up Wi-Fi instead of using Ethernet
    • Considerations for mounting and securing your alarm system
    Conclusion
    • Next steps