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Edmund Player, Uma Maheswari Ramalingam, Samantha Barrezueta, Salman Arif, Nick Tompkins, Shirley Zou, Peter Rielly, Solomon Tucker, Matt Rushton, Graham Cunningham, Walker Huang, and Yang Song

This Specialization is designed to help anyone involved in developing software for Arm Cortex-M processors. Over four courses you will develop your knowledge of this popular microcontroller variant used in a plethora of devices throughout the world. Whether you're a computing/engineering professional, student, or hobbyist, the training aims to give you the essential knowledge and interactive experience required to get your Cortex-M software project up-and-running, avoiding costly mistakes.

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Four courses

Arm Cortex-M Processors Overview

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This course introduces the Cortex-M processor range and resources for Cortex-M projects. It covers the history of Arm processors and the differences between the M-profile and other architecture profiles. This course is suitable for beginners or people without an engineering or computer science background.

Armv8-M Architecture Fundamentals

The course covers fundamental architecture topics essential for understanding how Cortex-M processors function internally. It focuses on Armv8-M, the architecture used in processors like Cortex-M33 and Cortex-M55. Even for those working with older processors based on Armv6-M or Armv7-M, much of the information remains relevant.

Cortex-M Software Development Fundamentals

This course explores software development for Cortex-M devices, covering topics like working with Arm C/C++ compilers and Arm debug tools for software optimization. It also examines the Common Microcontroller Software Interface Standard and its role in ensuring consistent software development for Cortex-M devices.

Advanced Armv8-M Features

The final course covers advanced and optional features that might be configured in a Cortex-M system. These features could help with particular project requirements such as security and performance.

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