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This document outlines the course contents for an automotive embedded software development training program that lasts 3 months. The course covers topics such as embedded C, makefiles, microcontroller interfacing, data structures, operating systems, system design, software testing, software engineering practices, AUTOSAR, functional safety, and automotive cybersecurity. It also includes non-technical skills like communication, presentation, business writing, and email writing. The target students are fresh graduates with degrees in engineering fields and basic embedded systems knowledge.

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Eui Embedded Course Content Website 2

This document outlines the course contents for an automotive embedded software development training program that lasts 3 months. The course covers topics such as embedded C, makefiles, microcontroller interfacing, data structures, operating systems, system design, software testing, software engineering practices, AUTOSAR, functional safety, and automotive cybersecurity. It also includes non-technical skills like communication, presentation, business writing, and email writing. The target students are fresh graduates with degrees in engineering fields and basic embedded systems knowledge.

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Automotive Embedded SW Development

I. Job Title/Job Specialty:


• Automotive SW Engineer
• R&D Automotive SW Engineer
II. Prerequisite:
• Fresh graduate (maximum 5 years from graduation)
• B.Sc. in Electronics Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering,
Communication Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer
Science.
• Good Problem-Solving Skills
• Basic Knowledge of Embedded Systems
III. Course Duration: 3 months
IV. Hours/week: 35 hours
V. Course Contents:
1 Introduction
1.1 What are Embedded Systems?
1.2 Embedded systems in our life
1.3 Embedded systems characteristics
1.4 Microcontroller Vs. Microprocessor
1.5 Memory types (RAM, ROM, EEPROM, ..etc.)
1.6 Embedded systems market in Egypt
1.7 Introduction into the Automotive Market
2 Embedded C
2.1 C Vs. Embedded C
2.2 Code Compilation process
2.3 Data Types
2.4 Pointers
2.5 Structure & Union & Bitfields
2.6 Enum
2.7 Typedef
2.8 Declaration vs. Definition and extern
2.9 Overflow vs. Underflow
2.10 Explicit casting Vs. Implicit casting
2.11 Data Type Qualifiers
2.12 Storage classes
2.13 Program memory segments
2.14 HW I/O concepts
3 Make file introduction
3.1 What is Make (GNU Make as an example)
3.2 makefile structure: Rule structure: Target, Dependencies, Commands
3.3 Make variables

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3.4 Make implicit rules
3.5 Creating project hierarchy
3.6 Header files issue and Make dependencies
4 AVR and ARM HW Interfacing
4.1 AVR & ARM architectures
4.2 GPIO
4.3 Polling vs. Interrupt
4.4 Timer
4.5 PWM
4.6 Communication protocols
4.7 ADC
6 Data Structures & Algorithms
6.1 Primitive DS
6.2 Non-Primitive DS
6.3 Algorithms
7 Operating System
7.1 Introduction
7.2 OS concepts
7.3 RTOS
8 System Level Design
8.1 System components
8.2 Block Diagram and IO Specification
8.3 Flow chart
8.4 HW concepts
8.5 SW Programming concepts
9 Software Testing
9.1 What is testing?
9.2 Testing objectives
9.3 Testing life-cycle
9.4 Validation Vs. Verification
9.5 Testing Models
9.6 Testing Levels
9.7 Static Testing Vs. Dynamic Testing
9.8 Testing Types
9.9 Code review & Review process
9.10 Static analysis
10 Software Engineering & Practices
10.1 Software Engineering
10.2 Agile Methodology
10.3 Requirements Engineering
10.4 Project Management
10.5 Configuration Management
10.6 Defect Management
11 AUTOSAR
11.1 AUTOSAR Basics
11.2 AUTOSAR Software Components & Application Layer
11.3 AUTOSAR basic Software Layer
11.4 AUTOSAR MCAL Layer

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11.5 AUTOSAR Services Layer
11.6 Deployed AUTOSAR knowledge of Memory Stack Modules
11.7 Deployed AUTOSAR Knowledge of Communication Stack Modules
12 Functional Safety
12.1 Introduction to ISO26262
12.2 Concept phase
12.3 Product development - Systems Level
12.4 Product development - Software Level
12.5 Summary of Functional Safety Activities.
12.6 Introduction to Safety Analysis techniques (FTA, FFI, FMEDA, … etc.).
12.7 Safety Mechanisms and how to read them from safety manual.
12.8 Applying Analysis and implementation to achieve technical safety requirements
13 Automotive Cybersecurity Fundamentals
13.1 Automotive Cybersecurity Overview
13.2 Crypto Attributes and Primitives
13.3 Cyber Security Concepts
13.4 Cybersecurity Analysis and Verification
13.5 Cybersecurity Concepts and Solutions
14 Non-Technical Skills
14.1 Communication Skills
14.3 Presentation Skills
14.4 Business Writing
14.5 Email Writing
14.6 Employee Key Performance Indicators

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