Course Overview
The Certified Embedded Systems Engineer program was designed to provide a deep and hands-on understanding of embedded systems, from microcontroller programming to real-time application development. This course is ideal for students, enthusiasts of electronics, and professionals seeking to master embedded solutions for smart devices, IoT systems, and automation.
Course Highlights
Introduction to Embedded Systems
Starting with the basics of embedded system architecture. Learn how microcontrollers differ from general-purpose processors and explore core concepts, such as memory mapping, I/O interfacing, and system-on-chip (SoC) designs.
Microcontroller Programming
Obtain practical with popular microcontrollers such as AVR, PIC, or ARM Cortex-M. Learn to write efficient C programs and manage GPIOs, timers, interrupts, ADCs, and serial communication. Tools such as MPLAB X, STM32CubeIDE, and Arduino IDE will be used to demonstrate the concepts.
Embedded C & Real-Time Concepts
It is divided into Embedded C programming with an emphasis on memory efficiency, optimization techniques, and deterministic behavior. This module introduces a real-time system design, including task scheduling, latency management, and interrupt service routines.
Interfacing Sensors and Actuators
Gain hands-on experience in connecting sensors (temperature, humidity, motion) and actuators (motors, displays, buzzers) to microcontroller-based projects. Learn to read analog/digital data and effectively control external hardware.
Communication Protocols
Master essential communication protocols such as UART, SPI, I2C, and CAN. Understand how devices communicate in embedded environments and implement these protocols in lab exercises and mini-projects.
RTOS Fundamentals
Explore Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) such as FreeRTOS. Learn how to manage tasks, queues, semaphores, and intertask communication. Understanding the benefits of RTOS in scalable and responsive system design.
Embedded Linux (Introductory)
Obtain a basic introduction to Embedded Linux, understanding its boot process, file systems, and how to deploy embedded applications on platforms such as Raspberry Pi or BeagleBone Black.
Capstone Project
Work on a comprehensive project where you will design, code, and test a completely embedded solution, such as an automated sensor-based system or mini IoT device. This real-world project adds to the professional portfolio.
Learning Outcomes
By completing the Certified Embedded Systems Engineer course, we will
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Understanding the structure and operation of embedded systems.
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Gain proficiency in Embedded C and microcontroller programming.
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Learn to interface hardware components such as sensors and motors.
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Implementation of Communication Protocols for Device Interaction.
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Application of RTOS concepts in real-time applications.
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Design and development of completely embedded solutions ready for deployment.
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Steps in the world of smart technologies.
Join the Certified Embedded Systems Engineer program today and begin your journey toward becoming an expert in embedded design and development.