Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for:
- Undergraduate students studying electronics, electrical engineering, or related fields.
- High school students interested in pursuing a career in embedded systems or electronics.
- Hobbyists and beginners looking to develop hands-on skills with microcontrollers.
- Professionals and skilled laborers seeking to enhance their knowledge in embedded systems and microcontroller applications.
What You Will Learn
- Introduction to Microcontroller Architecture: Understanding the components and operation of microcontrollers.
- Microcontroller Programming: Learning to write and implement programs using various programming languages.
- Interfacing with Peripherals: Connecting and controlling peripherals like LEDs, motors, and sensors.
- Advanced Microcontroller Features: Exploring features like timers, interrupts, and communication protocols.
- System Design: Developing and integrating microcontroller-based systems for practical applications.
- Industrial Applications: Applying microcontroller knowledge to real-world scenarios in various industries.
Course Structure
The course is divided into 8 comprehensive modules, each focusing on different aspects of microcontroller-based embedded systems. The course includes both theoretical learning and practical hands-on sessions.
Course Duration
84 to 96 hours of interactive, hands-on sessions. Each module is designed to build on the previous one, ensuring a structured learning path from basic concepts to advanced applications.
Course Prerequisites
Basic understanding of electronics and programming concepts is recommended but not required. The course is suitable for beginners with a foundational knowledge of physics and computer science.
Course Module
- Total Hours: 12 hours
- Lectures: 6 hours
- Case Study Discussions: 3 hours
- Lab Sessions: 3 hours
- Total Hours: 12 hours
- Lectures: 6 hours
- Lab Sessions: 6 hours
- Total Hours: 12-15 hours
- Lectures: 6 hours
- Programming Exercises: 6-9 hours
- Total Hours: 12 hours
- Lectures: 6 hours
- Lab Sessions: 6 hours
- Total Hours: 12-15 hours
- Lectures: 6 hours
- Lab Sessions: 6-9 hours
- Total Hours: 12-15 hours
- Lectures: 4-6 hours
- Design and Prototyping Labs: 8-9 hours
- Total Hours: 6-9 hours
- Lectures: 3-4 hours
- Case Studies and Application Demos: 3-5 hours
- Total Hours: 12-18 hours
- Project Work and Development: 8-12 hours
- Final Presentation and Evaluation: 4-6 hours
Why Enroll in This Course
- Industrial Relevance: Gain skills directly applicable to industrial settings and real-world applications. Prepare for challenges in embedded systems.
- Practical Learning: Engage in hands-on projects and experiments using actual microcontrollers, applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations.
- Comprehensive Coverage: From basic concepts to advanced features, this course provides a thorough understanding of microcontroller-based embedded systems.
- Career Preparation: Build a strong foundation for further studies or a career in embedded systems, electronics, or related fields.
Teaching Methodology
- Lectures: In-class sessions for theory
- Hands-On Practice: Build circuits and work with real-world components
- Practical Projects: Industry-relevant mini-projects to enhance learning
- Assessment: Quizzes, project work, and a final evaluation to ensure understanding
Course Certification
Upon successful completion, students will receive a Certificate of Completion demonstrating their proficiency in good practices and safety in electronics and electrical engineering.
Instructor Information
This course is taught by experienced professionals in electronics and electrical engineering, with a focus on practical, real-world skills.
How to Enroll?
To enroll in this course, visit our registration page or contact us at admin@ssitraininginfo.com, 0422-2209999