Embedded Linux Courses

Training objective

This complete four day instructor-led course with hands-on labs with actual hardware development kits, is intended to:

• Enrich the 3-day core session with high-value topics allowing to secure a BSP, firmware design based on a Linux kernel

• Enable attendees to get solid foundation to jumpstart or merge a design based on embedded Linux

Audience

This four day core session is specifically focused on BSP and firmware developers.

During this four day training, the instructor will combine the three-day core content with advanced topics; a slide presentation will be used with 11 practical hands-on labs illustrating theoretical concepts:

To best utilize this four-day training, attendees should have the following prerequisites:

• General understanding of embedded systems and their uses

• Programming experience in C

• Familiarity with Unix concepts and its command line interface

• Experience with any major Linux distribution is helpful but is not strictly required

Training objective

Meet your embedded developers learning needs to smoothly build a complete firmware design using embedded Linux. While this seminar is based on the four-day complete training program, the trainer will adapt the standard content to match specific attendees needs or expectations.

Practical hands-on labs can use customer boards, an emulator or a development kit of our Silicon Vendor partners including Atmel, Freescale or Texas Instruments.

Audience

Primary audiences are technical professionals involved in the firmware design stage: BSP and firmware developers.

The custom course development format can include theoretical topics and practical hands-on labs. The goal is to customize a program that fits your development team's requirements, delivers precise expertise and knowledge in your development environment.

Specific prerequisites can be developed based upon individual team needs.