Course Description
Embedded systems are the backbone of modern electronic devices—from washing machines and cars to medical equipment and industrial controllers. This course provides a strong foundation in embedded hardware, firmware development, and system design.
Learners will understand how microcontrollers operate, how to program them efficiently, and how to interface external components like displays, sensors, and motors. The course emphasizes low-level programming, real-time operation, and debugging techniques used in industry.
By the end of the course, students will be capable of designing and programming embedded systems for real-world applications.
Learners will understand how microcontrollers operate, how to program them efficiently, and how to interface external components like displays, sensors, and motors. The course emphasizes low-level programming, real-time operation, and debugging techniques used in industry.
By the end of the course, students will be capable of designing and programming embedded systems for real-world applications.
What You'll Learn
Embedded C programming
Microcontroller architecture
Peripheral interfacing
Hardware-software integration
Debugging & testing
Practical mini projects
Microcontroller architecture
Peripheral interfacing
Hardware-software integration
Debugging & testing
Practical mini projects
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of computers
- Laptop/PC
- Interest in electronics and programming
Prerequisites
- Basic programming knowledge preferred
- No advanced electronics background required
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