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Programming Electronics with Michael Cheich

November 8, 2019
This week we chat with Michael Cheich the creator of the Programming Electronics Academy. We get into Michael's background as a welder and pilot in the military and how his love for electronics and microcontrollers grew into an entire educational business.
This week we chat with Michael Cheich the creator of the Programming Electronics Academy. We get into Michael's background as a welder and pilot in the military and how his love for electronics and microcontrollers grew into an entire educational business.

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00:03:51 - Welding in the Marines
00:07:42 - Serving in the Army National Guard
00:11:49 - Getting into Electronics
00:19:11 - Getting into Arduino
00:23:53 - Teaching Electronics
00:25:49 - Building the Programming Electronics Academy
00:29:25 - Interaction with Students
00:34:37 - Favorite Student Projects
00:41:35 - Courses Offered
00:43:45 - Michael's Workstation Setup
00:49:36 - Collab with Smugglers Room

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