Arabinda Verma
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If you want to know how to kick start embedded programming skill and level up your career, read on. Hello, my name is Arabinda Verma and I have spent more than 15 years in research & software development, trained hundreds of graduates in programming and software engineering. When I ask students to tell me what their biggest challenge while learning Embedded Programming is, they all say the same thing: Fundamentals are not clear. To really become comfortable with embedded systems, students need guidance, mentorship, and practice. This isn t always the case in programming schools and universities despite the high investments in time and money that they require.
This made me design this course, which will take you from the basics of embedded training to the advanced microcontroller architectures.
Why this course?
Embedded systems might appear complex to newcomers or even experienced programmers. With a different pedagogic approach, this course will help you become familiar with different aspects of this area, which will prove particularly helpful regardless of your experience in programming.
The course helps you build a sound understanding of C & Assembly programming. It discusses the architecture of the ATMega328 microcontroller and how software and hardware interact. You will gain here foundational knowledge, applied skills, hands–on programming exercises, proper guidance and mentorship.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Master bare metal embedded system programming with AVR uC
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 9.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Matej –
Excellent!
Camilo –
The course certainly provides information on the topic advertised and presents a good structure That being said, the way in which the actual information is presented leaves room for improvement: The quizzes are… too simple. They do not verify that the students actually learned the topic discussed, but rather that they remember (verbatim) what the instructor mentioned. What does it mean for C to be a medium level language? That’s the instructor’s opinion, and the way the appropriate question should be answered. Other than that, it wouldn’t be safe to assume that one’s understanding of a particular subject is good enough only because the corresponding quiz was completed with a 5/5 score. The topic at hand is vast, and therefore it makes sense to somewhat simplify the presentation. But it sometimes feels as if it was too simplified. An example would be the sections focusing on C: to think that a person with no prior knowledge of the language would be comfortable to tackle programming a microcontroller after the lessons presented is naive at best. One wonders if these sections are needed at all: shouldn’t someone interested in bare metal embedded programming know C beforehand? The approach taken by the instructor when explaining a code fragment is sometimes tiresome (although it could be argued that this is subjective). No need for line by line comments of the form here we set this register to such value, and here we load the data at this address onto this other register. Also, reading out loud the name of identifier ‘ data load start‘ as underscore underscore data underscore load underscore start EVERY SINGLE TIME it is mentioned is not exactly the best option; perhaps refer to it as data load start and it will be obvious from context which identifier is being referenced. Despite these points, I would recommend the course as an introduction to the subject.
Hussien Saleh –
one star is too much for it, pretty basic and not detailed explanation. i feel like a robot is speaking. not worth the cash.
Geero –
This is a really good course so far. I would suggest putting the development environment setup should be put in section 1. There are earlier sections that are more difficult to understand without the environment to work with. Other than that the program is going well.
Jose de Jesus Enriquez –
For the time i’ve been seeing this videos, i am very impressed with the course, i believe i will learn a lot of things, at least, more than i thought at the beginning of the course. Thanks
Mark Pilgrim –
I took this course to learn embedded programming, I was hoping that it would covered stepper motors, but overall it was an excellent course.