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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Linux Historical Context

  • Examining the origins and evolutionary trajectory of Linux within the framework of Embedded Systems.

Overview of Open Source Development

  • Exploring core open-source principles and their critical function in embedded software engineering.

Embedded Linux Fundamentals

  • Key architectural concepts, system components, and design principles of Embedded Linux.

Cross-Development and Bootloaders

  • Assessing the necessity of cross-development environments in modern workflows.
  • Introduction to bootloaders such as U-Boot and their pivotal role in initializing embedded Linux systems.

Constructing Custom Embedded Linux Systems

  • Practical session focused on implementing a tailored embedded Linux system for specific hardware targets, such as ARM or MIPS-based development boards.

Essential Embedded Linux Tooling

  • Surveying the critical tools required for developing and maintaining embedded systems.

Build System Concepts

  • Analyzing the function and configuration of build systems, including Make and Bitbake, within Embedded Linux projects.

Application Development and Debugging

  • Hands-on exercises in creating and debugging applications specifically for embedded Linux environments.
  • Leveraging standard development environments (e.g., GDB, Eclipse with CDT) for coding refinement and issue resolution.

Final Project or Case Study Analysis

  • Participants are prompted to discuss a relevant project or case study, applying the concepts acquired during the course to practical scenarios.

Requirements

  • Foundational understanding of Embedded Systems
  • Proficiency in high-level programming languages (C or C++)

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