Electronics Academic Internship
Build, test, and explain three working electronics projects.
- Level
- beginner
- Duration
- 18 hours
- Access
- free
- Languages
- English
Price and billing
- Price
- Free
- Billing basis
- Not applicable
Learning outcomes
- Demonstrate a reliable button-controlled signal and explain its wiring.
- Demonstrate and test an analog alert across different input readings.
- Present an independently designed monitor with visible and audible outputs at two input levels.
Requirements
- Prior knowledge
- Basic computer skills; no prior electronics experience required.
- Devices
- A desktop or laptop with a modern browser is recommended.
- Software
- No additional software required; use the Soma Arduino Simulator.
- Equipment
- No physical electronics kit required for simulator practice.
- Connectivity
- Internet access is required to load, save, and submit simulator work.
- A free Soma account
- A modern browser and reliable internet connection
- Four to six hours of self-paced practice each week
Curriculum
3 units
Assessments and completion
Complete 12 practical labs. The server checks submitted circuit and sketch structure; a mentor approves each of the three project demonstrations. Completion requires every lab and project approval.
Access period
- Duration
- No fixed expiry
- Access starts
- Enrollment
Certificate
- Offer
- Pass all 12 labs, including mentor approval of all three projects.
- Issuer
- Soma
- Fee policy
- No additional fee
- Verification
- Not advertised.