
This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the fundamentals of embedded systems and their programming. Whether you're an electronics enthusiast, engineering student, or a developer stepping into the embedded domain, this course lays a solid foundation in understanding microcontrollers, real-time programming, and hardware-software interaction.
You will learn how embedded systems work, how to write efficient C code for microcontrollers, and how to interface sensors, actuators, and communication protocols. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll gain practical experience with tools like the Arduino or ESP32 platforms and understand real-world applications in automation, IoT, and consumer electronics.
What You’ll Learn:
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Core concepts of embedded systems and architecture
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C programming essentials for microcontrollers
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GPIO, timers, interrupts, and memory management
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Basics of real-time systems and task scheduling
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Sensor interfacing and peripheral communication (UART, I2C, SPI)
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Debugging and testing techniques
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of C programming and electronics is recommended but not mandatory.
- Teacher: Circuit Makers Laboratory
