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Save 85% on an ‘internet of things’ course bundle
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TL;DR: Jump into the “internet of things” with the IoT E-Degree Certification bundle for $29.99, a 85% savings as of Dec. 4.
If you want to really understand the devices and methods we use to connect, the IoT Certification Bundle will give you the inside scoop. It’s a great resource whether you want to explore Raspberry Pi or Linux for fun, learn new skills for work, embark on a side hustle, or just to know more about the “internet of things” than your younger sibling. (That last one never gets old.)
This course bundle includes 40 hours of content that you can access at your own pace. The seven courses explore many facets of IoT, including Raspberry Pi, Linux, Arduino programming, and more. You’ll also be able to truly hone your skills as you go along by taking advantage of the available quizzes, exams, and hands-on projects.
Normally, this seven-course bundle costs $200. But for a limited time, you can score it for 85% off, which is just $29.99.
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