What should you learn in undergraduate embedded systems courses?

dryhq

What should you learn in undergraduate embedded systems courses? [Copy link]

For undergraduate embedded systems courses, if I teach MCS-51, although I can explain the underlying layer, it always feels too low-level. If I teach ARM-7, the internal structure is too complicated, and I can only learn Cube and HAL development methods, but it is difficult to go deep into the underlying registers and structures. How should I choose?

UUC

It seems that these are the traditional courses

Professional basic courses: C language programming, analog electronic technology, digital electronic technology, embedded product assembly and debugging, computer network technology, database technology and application, Java programming, Linux operating system.

Core courses of the major: circuit board design and production, microcontroller system design, embedded operating system application, embedded middleware development, embedded system application development, embedded software testing, mobile application development, embedded project development and management.

damiaa

HAL is just a wrapper for register operations. You can see the code inside. You can mix HAL and register operations in programming. There is no conflict.

hellokitty_bean

It seems that both Hambalang and others need to learn this...

If you learn the basics of MCS51 thoroughly, you will be able to apply what you have learned to other areas, right? (Although it is low-level, isn’t it just the basics?)

hellokitty_bean

UUC posted on 2024-5-14 20:41 It seems that the traditional courses are just these professional basic courses: C language programming, analog electronic technology, digital electronic technology, embedded product assembly and debugging...

Well, you have to learn all these. . . .

However, what is the best RoadMap requires guidance from experts.

For undergraduates, it is irrefutable that they should learn as much as possible.