Introduction to the Course

• The course is presented by Pinder, who has over four years of experience with Raspberry Pi and web application security.

• It is designed for beginners and is divided into four main sections.

Course Structure

1. Introduction: Covers what Raspberry Pi is and how to choose the right model based on user needs.

2. Setting Up the Environment: Includes operating system installation and network setup.

3. Practical Applications: Demonstrates real-world projects that utilize Raspberry Pi’s capabilities.

4. Project Development: Focuses on using the Raspberry Pi Zero W for more advanced applications.

Understanding Raspberry Pi Models

• Explains the differences between models and guides learners in selecting the best one for their specific goals.

Setting Up Raspberry Pi

• Walks through the OS installation process.

• Covers remote access using a graphical user interface (GUI).

• Introduces projects related to security, such as ethical hacking practices.

Practical Projects and Applications

• Building a Wi-Fi jammer to disrupt signals in a targeted area.

• Creating a network-wide ad blocker.

• Using Raspberry Pi as a monitoring device for environmental data like temperature, humidity, pressure, and movement.

Exploring Raspberry Pi Zero W

• Focuses on this compact version of Raspberry Pi and its unique applications:

  • Building a functional Wi-Fi router.

  • Creating a portable PC.

  • Cracking Wi-Fi passwords.

  • Integrating a camera module.

Conclusion and Further Learning

• The course is beginner-friendly and provides both foundational knowledge and hands-on experience.

• Also suitable for experienced users looking to explore new project ideas.

• Pinder encourages continued learning through follow-up videos.