Tuesday, June 10, 2014
LogicZen offers 24-Week Advanced Course in Embedded Systems. This course is designed to offer application oriented training & real time exposure to students, there by provides for bridging the gap between industry’s requirements and students’ academic skill set. By pursuing the Institute’s Program in Embedded Systems the students gain ready acceptance in the market.
LogicZen Carrer Development Centre provide
Advanced Course in Embedded systems serves the interests of practicing
embedded software engineers as well as those engineers planning to enter the
embedded field. The course content of this Program is approved by the industry
and it,
- Presents practical lessons and techniques for
use in Designing, Implementing, Integrating and Testing software for Modern
Embedded Systems
- Describes what an embedded system is, what
makes them different, and what embedded systems designers need to know to
develop embedded systems
- Provides the student with a life cycle view
for designing multi-objective, multi-discipline embedded systems
- Imparts a solid understanding of the role of embedded systems and embedded systems design and development in modern day’s technology-enabled society
What the students gain through the course?
So, the students completing the
Advanced Embedded Course will be equipped with the needful technical skills
concerning
- Evaluating
- Developing
- Implementing
- Integrating
Embedded systems, and will understand the role of
embedded systems in the context of complex engineering systems.
Our Embedded course aims
at imparting technical skills to the students right from the basics to advanced
level, such that, by the end of the Program the student is developed as the
finished product, ready to join the industry.
Duration :6 Months
Eligibility : B.E/B.Tech, M.Tech, M.sc (electronics branches)
Admission Through All India Entrance test conducted around 25 centers
Eligibility : B.E/B.Tech, M.Tech, M.sc (electronics branches)
Admission Through All India Entrance test conducted around 25 centers
ADVANCED COURSE IN EMBEDDED C
Practical C
- Why C in Embedded
- ANSI Standard
- Fundamentals of C
- Datatypes and Constants
- Simple & Formatted I/O
- Memory Usage
- Operators & Expressions
- Flow Control
- Loops
Functions
- Role of Functions
- Pass by value / reference
- Returning values from Functions
- Recursive Functions
- Call Back Functions
- Implications on Stack
- Library Vs User defined function
- Passing variable number of
arguments
Arrays
- Defining, initializing and using arrays
- Multi Dimensional Arrays
- Arrays of Characters and Strings
- Arrays and Pointers
- Passing arrays to functions
- String handling with and
without library functions
Storage Classes
- Scope and Life
- Automatic, Static, External, Register
- Memory(CPU / RAM)
Structures & Unions
- What structures are for
- Declaration, initialization
- Accessing like objects
- Nested Structures
- Array of Structures
- Passing structures through functions
- Allocation of memory and holes
- Structure Comparison
- Structure bit operation
- Typedef for portability
- Unions
- Overlapping members
Enumerated data types
- Enum, Indexing, enum Vs
#define
Bit Operations
- AND ( & ), OR ( | ), XOR ( ^ )
- Compliment ( ~ )
- Left-Shift ( << ), Right Shift (
>> )
- Masking, Setting, Clearing
and Testing of Bit / Bits
Pointers
- The purpose of pointers
- Defining pointers
- The & and * operators
- Pointer Assignment
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Multiple indirections
- Advanced pointer types
- Generic and Null Pointer
- Function Pointers
- Pointers to Arrays and Strings
- Array of Pointers
- Pointers to Structure and Union
- Pointers to Dynamic memory
- Far, Near and Huge Pointers
- Pointer Type Casting
Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Malloc(), Calloc(), Realloc(), Free()
- Farmalloc(), Farcalloc()
File Handling Concepts
- Concept of a FILE data type
- Inode, FILE structure
- File pointer
- Character handling routines
- Formatted Data Routines
- Raw data Routines
- Random Access to FILE
Command line Arguments
- Argc, argv
- Variable Inputs to the main
Compiler in Practical
- Preprocessor Directives
- Compiler, Assembler, Linker
- Conditional Compilation
- Multiple File Compilation
- Code Optimization techniques
- Volatile, #pragma
Data Structures
- Linear & non-linear
- Homogeneous & non-homogeneous
- Static & Dynamic
- Single, Double & Circular Linked Lists
- Stacks & Queues
- Binary Trees
Sorting and Searching Techniques
- Insertion, Selection,
Bubble, Merge, Quick, Heap
Concepts and Real-time Exposure
- Development Tools and Environment
- Make Utility
- Industry Coding Standards
- Object / Executable File Format
- Debugger
Once course completed students need to design one mini /major project.
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