Embedded Systems(ES)
Learn Embedded Systems(ES) the exam way—clear concepts, worked examples, and 35 focused lessons in electronics engineering.
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- — on-demand video
- Access on mobile & desktop
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
Course content
5 sections · 35 lectures · 4.8 total hours
- Lec-01 : Introduction Preview
- Lec-02 : Building blocks
- Lec-03 : Applications
- Lec-04 : Characteristics
- Lec-05 : Harvard & Von neumann Architecture
- Lec-06 : 8051 simple programs - 1
- Lec-07 : 8051 simple programs - 2
- Lec-08 : ARM introduction Preview
- Lec-09 : ARM architecture
- Lec-10 : ARM : Register organization - 1
- Lec-11 : ARM : Register organization - 2
- Lec-12 : ARM : Modes of operation
- Lec-13 : ARM : Register set
- Lec-14 : ARM : Thumb Architecture
- Lec-15 : ARM : Thumb instruction set
- Lec-16 : AMBA Preview
- Lec-17 : AMBA - AHB Components
- Lec-18 : AMBA - APB
- Lec-19 : Embedded software in a system Preview
- Lec-20 : Embedded & Standard OS
- Lec-21 : Real time systems
- Lec-22 : Hard & Soft realtime system
- Lec-23 : Real time application
- Lec-24 : Startup code
- Lec-25 : Software quality measurements
- Lec-26 : Embedded software design
- Lec-27 : Embedded software compilation
- Lec-28 : Compilation phase
- Lec-29 : Designing compiler
- Lec-30 : Context switching
- Lec-31 : real time scheduling
- Lec-32 : What is kernel ? Preview
- Lec-33 : Linux architecture - 1
- Lec-34 : Linux architecture - 2
- Lec-35 : Real time linux
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Description
Embedded Systems(ES) is an exam-focused electronics engineering programme designed for ECE / EEE learners building circuit and digital fundamentals for exams (all levels). Lessons are paced for semester revision and competitive practice, with clear explanations you can replay anytime.
You will build device and system intuition for Embedded Systems(ES), linking theory to typical university numericals and design questions. Syllabus highlights include Overview, ARM, AMBA, Embedded & Real time systems, and Linux. Across 35 lessons, you will move from foundations to problem-solving patterns that show up in university papers and placement tests.
Taught by DAKALA SREENIVASULU, this course keeps theory short and practice heavy—so you can revise faster, spot examiner cues, and build confidence before mocks and finals.
Instructor
Course director · Semester exams
Faculty lead for Education4U exam-focused programmes across aptitude, reasoning, computer science, electrical and electronics.
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