Embedded Software and Hardware Architecture
Master embedded systems development with ARM architecture, focusing on software-hardware interfaces and efficient firmware development for microcontrollers.
Master embedded systems development with ARM architecture, focusing on software-hardware interfaces and efficient firmware development for microcontrollers.
This comprehensive course explores embedded architectures and software development for hardware manipulation. Students learn to write efficient, portable firmware for ARM Cortex-M4 Microcontrollers, focusing on direct hardware interfacing and low-level system programming. The course covers memory management, data structures, and practical implementation using the MSP432 platform.
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What you'll learn
Understand ARM architecture and C-programming memory interactions
Master memory manipulation and bit-field operations
Implement specialized embedded data structures
Develop efficient firmware for microcontroller systems
Create portable and maintainable embedded software
Design and implement circular buffers and linked lists
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This course includes:
3.13 Hours PreRecorded video
4 quizzes
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There are 3 modules in this course
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to embedded systems architecture and software development. Students learn to interface with ARM-based microcontrollers, manage memory efficiently, and implement various data structures. The curriculum covers practical aspects of firmware development, from basic architecture concepts to advanced topics like circular buffers and linked lists, with hands-on experience using the MSP432 platform.
Interfacing C-Programs with ARM Core Microcontrollers
Module 1 · 1 Hours to complete
Manipulating Memory
Module 2 · 1 Hours to complete
Designing Embedded Data Structures
Module 3 · 56 Minutes to complete
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Instructor
Beloved Instructor and Industry Expert in Embedded Systems
Alex Fosdick is a highly regarded instructor in the University of Colorado Boulder’s Electrical, Computing, and Energy Engineering Program, known for his engaging teaching style. The ECEE department is nationally recognized for its excellence in both education and research, having produced thousands of successful engineers globally. With nearly a decade of industry experience, Alex specializes in software development for Embedded Systems, Systems-on-a-Chip, and Flash Storage technology. Outside of his academic responsibilities, he enjoys spending time with his Corgi, D’artagnan, and working on personal electronics projects.
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