🔰 Phase 1: C Foundations & Bit Manipulation (From BITMP + BSFW)
Start here to solidify your logic, number systems, and C basics—critical for embedded programming.
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Bit Manipulation – BITMP
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Concepts and Test Cases
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LED-level exercise
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Number of Ones
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Binary Representation
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Reverse Binary (Part 1 & 2)
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Practice C – Bitwise L1 (Quiz)
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Bitwise Operations – Practical Use Cases
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Assignment – Q1
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Understanding Data Types and Memory
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Integer, Floating and Double Point Numbers in C
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Quiz: Data Types
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C Programming Constructs for Embedded
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Typedef and Struct – BSFW
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Quiz: Typedef & Struct
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⚙️ Phase 2: System Concepts & Peripheral Introduction (From BSFW + LASW)
These modules cover essential knowledge about how code becomes firmware and how devices communicate.
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Build System & Compilation Process
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Build Process – BSFW
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Linker – LASW
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Peripheral Basics
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UART Introduction (BSFW Sample + LASW Developer Kit Video)
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I2C Introduction – Sample
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💾 Phase 3: Low-Level Programming & ARM Assembly (From LASW)
Time to dive deeper into how code runs at the machine level and how microcontrollers operate.
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Getting Started with STM32
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STM32CubeIDE Installation (HAL-based)
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ARM Cortex-M Assembly Programming
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Assembly Basics
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Assembly Thumb (Part 1 & Part 2)
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Assembly Shift
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Stack Handling in Assembly
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Reference & Practice
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Embedkari Reference – LASW
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⏱️ Phase 4: RTOS Concepts & Assignments (From LASW)
End the course with a strong grip on Real-Time Operating Systems — essential for modern embedded systems.
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RTOS Foundations
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Assignment 1
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Assignment 2
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📘 Final Takeaways:
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Practice-focused, modular course design
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Real coding + hardware-centric problems
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Covers all major topics from C to RTOS
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Ideal for engineering students preparing for embedded job roles or internships
Access Period : Six months
For RTOS , Purchase following course separately