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Embedded Systems
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PROJECTS.
EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN / APPLICATION
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
Module-1: Introduction to Embedded Systems What is Embedded Systems, Types of System,
Classifications of Embedded Systems, Characteristics of an Embedded System, Applications of
an Embedded Systems
Module-2: Programming Languages & Compilers What is Programming language, Types of
programming languages, Difference in Programming structures, Embedded Programming
Languages, Compilers, Interpreters, Binary Systems
Module-3: C Programming – Level 1Facts of C Language, Why use C?, Advantage and
Disadvantages of C Languages, C Compilers, What is an IDE, C Language IDEs, C language
syntax, Syntax errors in C, Simple C Program, Understanding C Program Structure, Basic
C Language Components
Module-4: C Programming – Level 2 Input – Output Functions in C, Format Specifiers, Control
Statements – If, If else, Else if, Nested Statements Conditional operators, Boolean Operators,
Switch case Statements, Understanding Loops –For Loops, While Loops, Do while loops,
Break and Continue.
Module-5: C Programming – Level 3 Pointers in C, Advantage of Pointers, Address operator,
Pointer Variable, Pointer Arithmetic ,Arrays in C Array Declaration and Initialization,
Multidimensional Arrays, Pointers and Arrays, Strings in C Initialization of string variables,
String Literals, String Handling Functions, Pointers and Strings.
Module-6: C Programming – Level 4 Functions in C, Pointer and Functions, Arrays and
Functions, User defined functions, Recursive Functions Function Declaration and Definition,
Drawbacks of Functions, Storage Classes, Auto, Register, Global, Extern
Module-7: C Programming – Level 5 Command line Arguments, Dynamic Memory Allocation,
Structure and Unions, Files Pre-processors
Module-8: C Programming – Level 6 Introduction to Data Structures, Types of Data Structures,
Pointers and Indirection, Array and Pointer implementation, Linear Data Structures, Linked Lists
(Single Linked List, Double Linked Lists), Stacks and Queues Operations.
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 MICRO-CONTROLLERS
Module-9: Embedded C Programming Difference between C & Embedded C, Why C for
embedded, Embedded C Compilers, Bitwise operators programming, Bit field programming,
Controller Specific Embedded C Programming.
Module-10: Introduction to Embedded controllers Controller architectures, Harvard Architecture
and Von Neumann architecture, CISC & RISC, Controller, processor,
controller vs processor, Instruction set, Registers, SFR, Oscillators, 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit, 64-bit
architectures.
Module-11: Introduction to IDE What is IDE?, Introduction to KEI, Intro to keil
(mdk installation ),Creating project, Porting HEX files to controllers, Flash Magic.
Module-12: Introduction to 8051 8051 Introduction,8051 Architecture, 8051 specifications,
Block diagram of 8051, Pin description GPIO Programming, LED programs and switch,
7 segment and LCD Display, Timers, UART and Interrupt programming
Module-13: Introduction to ARM Architecture Introduction to ARM, ARM Processor modes,
ARM Registers, Arm Versions. General ‘C ‘ vs Embedded ‘C’ Embedded C Programming, Keil4
Module-14: ARM7 Microcontroller LPC2148 Programming Introduction to LPC2148, LPC2148
specifications, Block diagram of LPC2148, ports related registers, GPIO Programming,
Module-15: LPC2148 Peripherals and Protocols Programming GPIO: LED, Switches, 7 segment
and LCD Display, UART, I2C, SPI, PWM, WDT, Timers/Counter, ADC, DAC, RTC, Interrupts
Module-16: ARM Cortex Microcontroller LPC1768 Programming Cortex Architecture, LPC1768
specifications, KEIL IDE, Flash Magic, GPIO: LED, Switches, LCD UART, I2C, SPI, PWM,
Timers / Counter
WIRELESS MODULES
Module-17: GPS Wireless Module Programming Introduction to GPS, NEMA Standards GPS
Sentences, GPGGA Sentence, Interfacing and programming with microcontroller
Module-18: GSM Wireless Module Programming Introduction to GSM, Frequency Bands and
International Standards, AT Commands Interfacing and programming with microcontroller
Module-19: Infrared (IR) Wireless Module Programming Introduction to IR, Frequency bands,
Active Infrared and Passive Infrared, RC5 Protocol Interfacing and programming with
microcontroller
Module-20: Bluetooth Wireless Module Programming Introduction to Bluetooth,
T Commands,IEEE standards,Interfacing and programming with microcontroller
Module-21: RFID Wireless Module Programming Introduction to RFID , Tag / Transponders
and Readers, Data Processing subsystem, Types of Tag Active and Passive Tag ,Interfacing
and programming with microcontroller
Module-22: Wi-Fi / WLAN Wireless Module Programming Introduction to Wi-Fi,
AT Commands, IEEE standards, Interfacing and programming with microcontroller
Module-23: ZigBee Wireless Module Programming Introduction to ZigBee, AT Commands,
IEEE standards, Interfacing and programming with microcontroller
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 LINUX SYSTEM PROGRAMMING & DEVICE DRIVERS
Module-24: OS concepts Software components, System software vs Application software,
operating systems Interfaces, Real-time systems
Module-25: Linux Basic and Utilities UNIX / Linux / Windows History, GNU Project, Booting Process
of OS, Advantages and disadvantages of Linux, Features of Linux, Linux root File System, Virtual File
system.
Module-26: Shell and Shell Commands Linux Terminals & Shell, Concept of Process in Linux, Regular
Expressions, Process Commands, Editors in Linux, Regular Commands in Linux
Module-27: Linux Shell Programming and Scripts Types of shells, Bourne shell Overview, User, Shell,
And Read-Only Shell, Variables, Environmental variables, Positional Parameters, Control Constructs,
Switch case, if else and Loops.
Module-28: Linux Compilers, Debugger, and Utilities Gcc compiler, Compiler switches, Creating
Object code, GNU C library, GDB debugger, GDB commands, Static library, Dynamic library.
Module-29: Linux Internals Programming – File System Linux Kernel Structure, System Calls,
File Sub-System, Inodes and file permissions, File symbolic Links, File handling functions, Library
functions vs. system calls
Module30: Linux Kernel Programming – Process Management Linux Kernel Architecture, User &
System Mode, Process Management, pid, fork , vfork, exec zombie process
Module-31: POSIX Thread Programming & IPC POSIX standards, POSIX Threads, pthreads, pthread
attributes, POSIX Message Queues, POSIX Semaphores,
Module-32: Linux Compilers, Debugger, and Utilities Gcc compiler, Compiler switches, Creating
Object code,GNU C library, GDB debugger, GDB commands, Static library, Dynamic library.
Module-33: Linux Synchronization Programming Need of Synchronization, Deadlock problem,
Race condition, Critical section problem, Conditional variables, Mutex, Semaphores, System v API,
POSIX API.
Module-34: Linux IPC (Inter Process Communication) Programming Need of IPCs, pipe, FIFO,
Shared Memory, message queue, signals & communication, signal handlers,
Module-35: Linux Network Programming OSI Reference Model Introduction to OSI Ref Model,
Physical Layer Protocol Functions, Data Link Layer Protocol Functions, Network Layer Protocol
Functions , Transport Layer Protocol Functions , Session Layer Protocol Functions , Presentation
Layer Protocol Functions, Application Layer Protocol Functions
Module-36: Understanding TCP / IP Origin of TCP/IP, TCP/IP Model, IP Addressing, Subnet masking,
Assigning IP, Overview of Routing process, TCP/IP Stack,
Module-37: Linux Socket Programming Socket API, Client Server Architecture, TCP Socket,
UDP Socket, RAW Socket, Unix Socket, FTP Programming, Communicating using Sockets,
Concurrent Server Programming
LINUX DEVICE DRIVERS
Module-38: Briefing Linux Device Drivers Linux Driver Module, Role of Driver, Inbuilt
and Modular Drivers, Types of Device Driver, Relationship between Kernel and Driver,
Major and Minor Number, Modular Program Vs. Application Program,
Module-39: Driver Module & Concurrency & Race conditions Compile & run module,
Registering & Un-registering driver, Creating a device file, module creation, passing
arguments to module. Concurrency and its Management, Semaphores and Mutex,
Completions, Spinlocks.
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Module-40: Developing Character Device Drivers in Linux Memory Allocation and Freeing
with in modules, IO Port and IOMEM allocation, Registering and Freeing , Interrupt Handling,
Random Access to the character device, Using Capabilities, Implementing Kernel Locking
Mechanism
Module-41: Advanced Character Device Driver IOCTL ,Implementing IOCTL Commands,
Blocking I/O, poll and select, Asynchronous notification.
REAL-TIME OS
Module-42: RTOS Concepts Introduction to Real Time Operating System, Classifications of RTOs,
Misconception of RTOS , Features of RTOS, RTOS Architecture, Monolithic Kernel & Micro Kernel.
Module-43: RTOS Management Task Management, Task Synchronization ,Inter task Communication,
Memory Management, Timer Management, Interrupt & Event handling,
Module-44: Free RTOs Porting BSP of Free RTOs for LPC2148, Compiling Free RTOS in IDE,
Understanding the APIs of Free RTOs, Porting RTOS to LPC2148.
Module-45: Free RTOS Programming Led programming with Free RTOS, Serial port programming,
Priority and preemptive programming, Message queue, semaphore and Time delay programming with
Free RTOs.
IOT (INTERNET OF THINGS)
Module-46: Introduction to Raspberry Pi Board, ARM SoC (system-on-chip) architecture, Hardware
interfaces,Raspbian OS (Linux Desktop), Preparing the SD cardfor OS, Booting the RPi,
Networking & File-sharing on the RPi
Module-47: Python Programming Python Programming language,Installing Python interpreter,
Variables, Objects, Statements and Expressions, Operators, strings, Lists, Files, Booleans, Conditional
Statements, Control Statements, Functions.
Module-48: Programming of the Pi Access the Web, Control Peripherals with Pi, Control LEDs,
PWM, LCD and scrolling LCD, Interfacing Relay & other Components
Module-49: MQTT Protocol Understanding MQTT, MQTT Broker / Subscribe / Publish,
MQTT QoS, MQTT Topics pattern, MQTT Tools
Module-50: Cloud Computing with IOT Intro to IOT builder ,Managing account, Connecting RPI,
Controlling Hardware, Creating triggers, Getting notifications, Connecting mobile to RPI,
Scheduling events.

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