written summary of the course.
This Raspberry Pi course, taught by Parvinder, is divided into four sections and is designed for both complete beginners and users with some experience. The course covers everything from a basic introduction to advanced projects with a focus on cybersecurity and practical applications.
1. Introduction to Raspberry Pi
Explanation of what a Raspberry Pi is: a single-board computer the size of a credit card.
Overview of the different models: Pi 1, Pi 2, Pi Zero, Pi 3, and Pi Zero W.
Advice on which model to choose depending on your needs (high-performance or simple projects).
2. Initial Setup
Installing the Raspbian operating system.
Preparing an SD card using Etcher.
Enabling SSH and setting up username and password.
Connecting the Raspberry Pi to a network and accessing it remotely.
3. Practical Projects
Building IoT, cybersecurity, and other creative projects:
Monitoring temperature, humidity, pressure, and motion.
Creating a network ad blocker.
Making a Wi-Fi jammer.
Ethical hacking and penetration testing with Kali Linux.
Detecting nearby devices.
Mainly uses the Raspberry Pi 3 due to its power and features (4 USB ports, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth…).
4. Raspberry Pi Zero W
Great for small, low-power projects.
Includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and camera module support.
Example uses: timelapse camera, lightweight web server, Wi-Fi access point, portable PC.
Also shows how to use the Pi for Wi-Fi password cracking.
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to start from scratch or dive into fun and useful Raspberry Pi projects, especially those related to cybersecurity.