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Foundations of Embedded Systems with ARM Cortex and STM32 - learn Embedded Systems
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Foundations of Embedded Systems with ARM Cortex and STM32 - learn Embedded Systems
What you will learn in this course ?
What you'll learnIn-depth understanding of the ARM Cortex fundamentalsSet up a free and open source toolchain on your computer to program, flash and debug ARM based microcontrollersCore register functionality like stack pointers, link registers, program counters, control registers, vector tablesUnderstand different types of exceptions on the ARM Cortex-M processor and what each of them meanUnderstand different peripherals and how to program themHardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) Libraries and how to use themFeel confident and comfortable programming applications on the Cortex-M platformWhat is a programmers model and how it works for an ARM Cortex-MUnprivileged and privileged software execution levelsVector Table Offset Register (VTOR) and its usesBig Endian Format vs Little Endian FormatOpenOCD (Open source debugger)STCubeMX Application and how to generate HAL driversShow moreShow less
✓ Do you like working with microcontrollers, sensors, and other embedded devices? ✓ Do you want a successful career in embedded systems, but can't find the right resources?✓ Are you preparing for a job interview in embedded systems? ✓ Do you already have a career in embedded systems, but want to start working on more engaging projects?
This course on the ""Foundations of embedded systems with ARM Cortex and STM32"" is the right choice. Try it for 30 days with a no questions asked, money back guarantee, and you will thank yourself for making the right decision.
Your instructorYou will be learning the material from the best of the best in the industry. Akshay has over 10+ years of solid experience and has worked for companies like Tesla, on crucial projects for the Model S, X and 3 cars. He has a passion for teaching, and once you've experienced his teaching style, it is hard to go anywhere else. He is patient with students, and understands the learning journey you will go through, and will be there to guide you along the way.Akshay has been teaching since his first years at University and as won awards in teaching and entrepreneurship.
In one sentence, how is this course different from other embedded systems courses?If you are looking for a course that is built from the ground-up with quality in mind, proven to make you successful in embedded systems, this is it.
What hardware is needed for this course?The instructor is using a STM32 Nucleo development board for this course. However, you are free to choose any ARM Cortex board you wish to. The learning from the content is transferable across different platforms.You can choose to develop on Windows, Linux or Mac as per your preference. All 3 are supported in this course.
Your 14 day journey to successWe recommend spreading out the content of the course over 14 days as it has proven to maximise your learning, giving you a chance to absorb the information and practice hands-on as you go.
Section 1 - You will learn about the ARM Cortex architecture. Understanding this will allow you to select the right microcontroller for your project. With the deep understanding of ARM Cortex architecture, you will also be able to debug applications like a pro!
Section 2 - The ARM Cortex programmers model, is hardly taught anywhere but such a crucial piece to understanding how the processor functions and how the C code that you write interfaces with the hardware after compilation.
Section 3 - The ARM Cortex exception model and vector table is an important step to understanding how the working of the processor when things don't go as intended. In embedded systems, exceptions need to be handled elegantly in order to produce a safe functioning product!
Section 4 - ARM Cortex blocks like the System Control Block, Floating point unit, bus interfaces will be covered. This will give you an understanding of how core blocks inside the microcontroller are connected to each other and their usefulness.
Section 5 - The first and an important step for a project is to be able to choose the right microcontroller. You will need to take all sorts of considerations into mind before making the choice. Making the right choice here will make your project successful in the short term and the long term as well.
Section 6 - Peripherals let the processor talk to the outside world. When developing applications for microcontrollers, every project you will work on will interface to one or more of these peripherals. Having this understanding will allow you to successfully interface devices with the microcontroller.
Section 7 - Special features of the microcontroller, go through 3 unique features that you wil
Foundations of Embedded Systems with ARM Cortex and STM32 - learn Embedded Systems
What you will learn in this course ?
What you'll learnIn-depth understanding of the ARM Cortex fundamentalsSet up a free and open source toolchain on your computer to program, flash and debug ARM based microcontrollersCore register functionality like stack pointers, link registers, program counters, control registers, vector tablesUnderstand different types of exceptions on the ARM Cortex-M processor and what each of them meanUnderstand different peripherals and how to program themHardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) Libraries and how to use themFeel confident and comfortable programming applications on the Cortex-M platformWhat is a programmers model and how it works for an ARM Cortex-MUnprivileged and privileged software execution levelsVector Table Offset Register (VTOR) and its usesBig Endian Format vs Little Endian FormatOpenOCD (Open source debugger)STCubeMX Application and how to generate HAL driversShow moreShow less
✓ Do you like working with microcontrollers, sensors, and other embedded devices? ✓ Do you want a successful career in embedded systems, but can't find the right resources?✓ Are you preparing for a job interview in embedded systems? ✓ Do you already have a career in embedded systems, but want to start working on more engaging projects?
This course on the ""Foundations of embedded systems with ARM Cortex and STM32"" is the right choice. Try it for 30 days with a no questions asked, money back guarantee, and you will thank yourself for making the right decision.
Your instructorYou will be learning the material from the best of the best in the industry. Akshay has over 10+ years of solid experience and has worked for companies like Tesla, on crucial projects for the Model S, X and 3 cars. He has a passion for teaching, and once you've experienced his teaching style, it is hard to go anywhere else. He is patient with students, and understands the learning journey you will go through, and will be there to guide you along the way.Akshay has been teaching since his first years at University and as won awards in teaching and entrepreneurship.
In one sentence, how is this course different from other embedded systems courses?If you are looking for a course that is built from the ground-up with quality in mind, proven to make you successful in embedded systems, this is it.
What hardware is needed for this course?The instructor is using a STM32 Nucleo development board for this course. However, you are free to choose any ARM Cortex board you wish to. The learning from the content is transferable across different platforms.You can choose to develop on Windows, Linux or Mac as per your preference. All 3 are supported in this course.
Your 14 day journey to successWe recommend spreading out the content of the course over 14 days as it has proven to maximise your learning, giving you a chance to absorb the information and practice hands-on as you go.
Section 1 - You will learn about the ARM Cortex architecture. Understanding this will allow you to select the right microcontroller for your project. With the deep understanding of ARM Cortex architecture, you will also be able to debug applications like a pro!
Section 2 - The ARM Cortex programmers model, is hardly taught anywhere but such a crucial piece to understanding how the processor functions and how the C code that you write interfaces with the hardware after compilation.
Section 3 - The ARM Cortex exception model and vector table is an important step to understanding how the working of the processor when things don't go as intended. In embedded systems, exceptions need to be handled elegantly in order to produce a safe functioning product!
Section 4 - ARM Cortex blocks like the System Control Block, Floating point unit, bus interfaces will be covered. This will give you an understanding of how core blocks inside the microcontroller are connected to each other and their usefulness.
Section 5 - The first and an important step for a project is to be able to choose the right microcontroller. You will need to take all sorts of considerations into mind before making the choice. Making the right choice here will make your project successful in the short term and the long term as well.
Section 6 - Peripherals let the processor talk to the outside world. When developing applications for microcontrollers, every project you will work on will interface to one or more of these peripherals. Having this understanding will allow you to successfully interface devices with the microcontroller.
Section 7 - Special features of the microcontroller, go through 3 unique features that you wil
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