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Embedded Systems Basics: From Zero to Hero

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Total Hour

30h 30m

Video Tutorials

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Course content

30h 30m

Introduction to Embedded Systems

Introduction to Embedded Systems
Definition and Characteristics of Embedded Systems
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Types of Embedded Systems

Embedded System Architecture

Embedded System Programming

About Course

Welcome to Embedded Systems Basics: From Zero to Hero! This course is designed for beginners and tech enthusiasts who want to delve into the fascinating world of embedded systems. Whether you’re a student, an aspiring engineer, or a hobbyist, this course will provide you with a solid foundation in embedded systems, setting you on the path to mastering this critical technology.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Understanding Embedded Systems: Grasp the core concepts of embedded systems, including microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, and interfacing.
  • Microcontroller Programming: Learn to program microcontrollers using popular languages like C/C++.
  • Circuit Design & Development: Get hands-on experience with circuit design, schematic creation, and breadboarding.
  • Embedded Software Essentials: Explore the fundamentals of embedded software, including real-time operating systems (RTOS), memory management, and debugging.
  • Practical Projects: Work on real-world projects that integrate hardware and software to solve practical problems.

Course Highlights:

  • Beginner-Friendly Content: No prior experience is required. Start from the basics and progress to more complex concepts.
  • Hands-On Learning: Engage with practical exercises and projects that reinforce theoretical knowledge.
  • Comprehensive Resources: Access downloadable materials, code examples, and project templates.
  • Interactive Community: Join a vibrant community of learners, share your progress, and get feedback from peers and instructors.

Who This Course Is For:

  • Aspiring Engineers & Technicians: Kickstart your career in embedded systems with foundational knowledge and skills.
  • Hobbyists & Makers: Bring your creative projects to life with a deep understanding of embedded systems.
  • Students & Lifelong Learners: Expand your knowledge base and gain practical experience in a growing field.

Requirements:

  • Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with general computer operations is helpful, but not mandatory.
  • A Willingness to Learn: Come with an open mind and a desire to explore new concepts and technologies.

Why Enroll?

Embedded systems are the backbone of modern technology, found in everything from smartphones to industrial machinery. By the end of this course, you’ll have a robust understanding of how embedded systems work and be able to design and develop your own projects. Whether you aim to start a career in this exciting field or simply want to expand your technical skillset, this course is the perfect place to begin.

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What to learn?

1. **Fundamentals of Embedded Systems**: Understanding what embedded systems are, their architecture, and how they differ from general-purpose computing systems. This includes learning about microcontrollers, microprocessors, and other hardware components. 2. **Programming for Embedded Systems**: Introduction to programming languages commonly used in embedded systems, such as C or assembly language. Students will learn how to write, compile, and debug code that interacts directly with hardware. 3. **Hardware-Software Integration**: Learning how software interfaces with hardware, including input/output operations, sensors, actuators, and communication protocols (like SPI, I2C, UART). This also covers basic interfacing techniques and the role of device drivers. 4. **Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS)**: Basics of real-time systems, including understanding task scheduling, interrupts, and timing constraints. Students will learn how to design systems that respond predictably to external events within strict time limits. 5. **Embedded System Design and Development**: Introduction to the process of designing an embedded system from concept to implementation. This includes understanding requirements, system architecture design, prototyping, testing, and optimization for power, speed, and cost.

Material Includes

  • - Lecture Notes and Slides: Detailed notes and presentations covering the fundamental concepts of embedded systems, such as microcontroller architecture, peripheral interfacing, and real-time operating systems.
  • - Lab Manuals and Tutorials: Step-by-step guides for hands-on experiments, such as programming microcontrollers, interfacing sensors and actuators, and debugging embedded applications.
  • - Sample Code and Projects: Pre-written code examples demonstrating key concepts like GPIO control, PWM signal generation, serial communication, and interrupt handling. These might also include templates for small projects, such as a basic temperature sensor system or an LED control system.
  • - Reference Materials: Datasheets for microcontrollers and other components, as well as manuals for development boards (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32). This could also include recommended textbooks or online resources for further reading.
  • - Simulation Tools and Software: Access to software tools for embedded systems development, such as integrated development environments (IDEs) like Keil uVision, MPLAB X, or Arduino IDE, and simulation tools like Proteus or Tinkercad for virtual prototyping.
  • - Full time access on Laptop, mobile and TV
  • - Certificate of Completion

Requirements

  • - Basic Knowledge in electronics

Audience

  • - Electrical and Electronics Engineering Students: Individuals pursuing degrees in electrical, electronics, or computer engineering who want to deepen their understanding of hardware-software integration and embedded system design.
  • - Aspiring Embedded Systems Engineers: Beginners who aim to build a career in embedded systems, focusing on roles that involve designing, programming, and implementing embedded devices.
  • - Software Developers Transitioning to Embedded Systems: Programmers with experience in software development who wish to expand their skill set to include embedded systems programming and hardware interaction.
  • - Hobbyists and Makers: Enthusiasts interested in developing their own embedded projects, such as robotics, IoT devices, or DIY electronics, who need foundational knowledge in embedded systems.

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Material Includes

  • - Lecture Notes and Slides: Detailed notes and presentations covering the fundamental concepts of embedded systems, such as microcontroller architecture, peripheral interfacing, and real-time operating systems.
  • - Lab Manuals and Tutorials: Step-by-step guides for hands-on experiments, such as programming microcontrollers, interfacing sensors and actuators, and debugging embedded applications.
  • - Sample Code and Projects: Pre-written code examples demonstrating key concepts like GPIO control, PWM signal generation, serial communication, and interrupt handling. These might also include templates for small projects, such as a basic temperature sensor system or an LED control system.
  • - Reference Materials: Datasheets for microcontrollers and other components, as well as manuals for development boards (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32). This could also include recommended textbooks or online resources for further reading.
  • - Simulation Tools and Software: Access to software tools for embedded systems development, such as integrated development environments (IDEs) like Keil uVision, MPLAB X, or Arduino IDE, and simulation tools like Proteus or Tinkercad for virtual prototyping.
  • - Full time access on Laptop, mobile and TV
  • - Certificate of Completion
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