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Instructor showreel & video showcase

Teaching on camera: hardware in frame, code explained while it runs, and a result the learner can verify. Below is the showcase of permitted public material; the edited showreel itself is a later release, pending rights confirmation.

Edited showreel — later release, not blocking this site

Rights status, stated plainly

No edited showreel video is published here yet, because the rule for it is strict: only original footage Ashraf owns with reuse rights may be used — EET-owned ESP32, Arduino lab, FreeRTOS, PCB, and AI/Python material. No third-party music, no licensed stock, no externally commissioned footage, and no material restricted by Pluralsight, Packt, or any other publisher. Before any edit is exported, each clip’s exact video URL, timestamp, and reuse-rights evidence must be recorded. Until Ashraf confirms that clip list, this page showcases the permitted public sources themselves — course pages and EET’s own YouTube channel — and no footage is presented as edited showreel material.

Educational Engineering Team on YouTube ↗

Showcase: footage families & their permitted sources

ESP32 practical programming & IoT

Source material: Learn ESP32 with this 30 Days Challenge (published, Udemy) + EET’s own YouTube videos

Day-by-day ESP32 builds: sensors, Wi-Fi, and working IoT systems — the footage family for the showreel's opening sequence.

Course page ↗

Arduino electronics & hands-on lab demos

Source material: Learn Arduino: Practical Approach (published, Udemy) + EET’s own YouTube videos

Circuits wired, tested, and debugged on camera — the hands-on lab footage at the core of the teaching style.

Course page ↗

Arduino FreeRTOS & multitasking

Source material: Mastering Arduino Multitasking with FreeRTOS (published, Udemy)

Concurrent tasks running on real hardware — the advanced-teaching footage showing depth beyond beginner material.

Course page ↗

Original PCB design, assembly, debugging & testing

Source material: EET-owned original PCB work (clips to be confirmed by Ashraf before any export)

Board-level work: design, assembly, bring-up, debugging, and testing. Only EET-owned clips qualify; nothing commissioned externally.

EET YouTube channel ↗

Original AI & Python teaching demos

Source material: EET-owned teaching demos (clips to be confirmed by Ashraf before any export)

Python and AI concepts taught through runnable demos. Only original EET-owned material qualifies.

EET YouTube channel ↗

Planned edited cut (captions + transcript framework)

0:00 — The build, not the slide

Opening on a working board: a sensor reading live, a dashboard updating. Captioned throughout; transcript published verbatim with timecodes once the cut is locked.

0:30 — Code while it runs

A short passage of code explained as it executes, with the failure mode shown and fixed on camera — the debugging habit the courses teach.

1:00 — From board to system

PCB bring-up and testing, then the learner2019s finished project and what they can do next with it. No outcome claim beyond the work shown.

Transcript

[Transcript placeholder — to be published verbatim from the final cut, with captions verified line by line before release. No transcript text is invented in advance.]

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