Latin America. Samsung, in partnership with the Laboratory of Technological Intellectual Systems (LSI-TEC), opened a new period of online and free courses "Code IoT" to learn about the Internet of Things, programming, basic electronics, robotics and Android application development.

Classes are divided into three stages, with six 6-week courses, in Portuguese, Spanish and English. Among the topics addressed are Introduction to the Internet of Things; Learn to Program; Electronics: basic concepts and components; Physical programming; Applications for mobile devices and Connected Smart Objects.

The project, which since its inception in 2018 has received more than 44 thousand people, benefits education professionals, students and those interested in technology. Participants who complete the proposed tasks will receive one certificate of completion per course.

Those interested can register and access the contents, from June 10 and the last phase will be launched on September 2. To access the information you can do so at this link: http://www.codeiot.org.br/

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"Samsung is looking for partnerships that can contribute to the development of education through ever-evolving technology. For us, part of our role is to help expand people's knowledge and, in this way, perfect professionals for the labor market," says Helvio Kanamaru, Senior Manager of Corporate Citizenship at Samsung Latin America.

Service: free online courses on the Code IoT Platform

Start: 2nd module: June 10 / 3rd module: September 2

Registration: http://www.codeiot.org.br

Code IoT is a Samsung corporate citizenship program that aims to create a favorable environment for technological development and the training of new professionals.

Code Day
In addition to the Code IoT Platform, the alliance between Samsung and LSI-TEC offers Code Day, a day of face-to-face training for teachers and educators from the public sector that takes place in the OCEAN USP space (University of São Paulo), with 70 seats. The next events will be on May 25, August 10 and August 24.

Author: Richard Santa, RAVT

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Periodista de la Universidad de Antioquia (2010), con experiencia en temas sobre tecnología y economía. Editor de las revistas TVyVideo+Radio y AVI Latinoamérica. Coordinador académico de TecnoTelevisión&Radio.