>> The Complete FreeRTOS Course with Programming and Debugging <<
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Short Description:
"The Biggest objective of this course is to demystifying RTOS practically using FreeRTOS and
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>> The Complete FreeRTOS Course with Programming and Debugging <<
Latest update: RTOS debugging using SEGGER SystemView Trace tools, STM32 hal. Peripheral APIs and More examples are added.
Subtitles(CCs) and transcripts are available for this course.
Dedicated Support team to answer Q/A
The course is designed for Beginners to Advanced audience.
Short Description:
"The Biggest objective of this course is to demystifying RTOS practically using FreeRTOS and
Development board used in this course:
>> The Complete FreeRTOS Course with Programming and Debugging <<
Latest update: RTOS debugging using SEGGER SystemView Trace tools, STM32 hal. Peripheral APIs and More examples are added.
Subtitles(CCs) and transcripts are available for this course.
Dedicated Support team to answer Q/A
The course is designed for Beginners to Advanced audience.
Short Description:
"The Biggest objective of this course is to demystifying RTOS practically using FreeRTOS and
Development board used in this course:
If you already have an STM32 Based development board, then please continue using the same. The course uses please watch the preview videos.
Embedded Debugging and Quizzes
Debugging embedded code is really interesting and learning various debugging techniques and features are very much essential to have a good grip on embedded debugging.
Also, the course consists of various interview questions which will test your knowledge gained . .
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I will personally answer your questions about this material, either privately or in a group discussion. If you are in any way not satisfied, for any reason, you can get, No questions asked a full refund from Udemy within 30 days. But I am confident you won't need to. I stand behind this course 100% and am committed to helping you.
Learning order of FastBit Embedded Brain Academy Courses,
If you are a beginner in the field of embedded systems, then you can take our courses in the below-mentioned order. This is just a recommendation from the instructor for beginners.
1) Microcontroller Embedded C Programming: absolute beginners(Embedded C)
2) Embedded Systems Programming on ARM Cortex-M3/M4 Processor(ARM Cortex M4 Processor specific)
3) Mastering Microcontroller with Embedded Driver Development(MCU1)
4) Mastering Microcontroller: TIMERS, PWM, CAN, RTC,LOW POWER(MCU2)
5) Mastering Microcontroller: STM32-LTDC, LCD-TFT, LVGL(MCU3)
6) Embedded System Design using UML State Machines(State machine)
7) Mastering RTOS: Hands-on FreeRTOS and STM32Fx with Debugging(RTOS)
8) ARM Cortex M Microcontroller DMA Programming Demystified(DMA)
9) STM32Fx Microcontroller Custom Bootloader Development(Bootloader)
10) Embedded Linux Step by Step using Beaglebone Black(Linux)
11) Linux device driver programming using Beaglebone Black(LDD1)
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Learning objectives
- Understanding various rtos concepts with freertos programming and debugging
- Learn complete step by step method to run freertos on stm32 mcus using openstm32 system workbench
- Using stm32 standard peripheral driver apis to configure peripherals
- Freertos task creation , deletion, scheduling using with code examples
- Important scheduling policies of freertos scheduler
- Freertos stack and heap management
- Right ways of synchronizing between tasks using semaphores.
- Right ways of synchronizing between a task and an interrupt using semaphores
- Synchronization between multiple events and a task
- Freertos queue management like creation, sending, receiving, blocking, etc
- Implementing mutual exclusion between tasks using mutex services and semaphores
- Understanding context switching with in detail code explanation
- Understanding architecture specific codes like svc_handler, pendsv_handler, systick handler line by line
- You will learn about kernel tick timer, its importance, the kernel tick frequency and its configuration details.
- Understanding complete arm cortex m and freertos priority model and its configuration related informations
- Freertos debugging using segger systemview software
- Lots of articles which explains line by line the arm cortex m related freertos architecture specific codes
- Low power instructions use case in freertos scenario
- Lots of coding exercises
- Debugging with segger software toolkit by taking snapshot and continuous mode recording
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- Understanding various rtos concepts with freertos programming and debugging
- Learn complete step by step method to run freertos on stm32 mcus using openstm32 system workbench
- Using stm32 standard peripheral driver apis to configure peripherals
- Freertos task creation , deletion, scheduling using with code examples
- Important scheduling policies of freertos scheduler
- Freertos stack and heap management
- Right ways of synchronizing between tasks using semaphores.
- Right ways of synchronizing between a task and an interrupt using semaphores
- Synchronization between multiple events and a task
- Freertos queue management like creation, sending, receiving, blocking, etc
- Implementing mutual exclusion between tasks using mutex services and semaphores
- Understanding context switching with in detail code explanation
- Understanding architecture specific codes like svc_handler, pendsv_handler, systick handler line by line
- You will learn about kernel tick timer, its importance, the kernel tick frequency and its configuration details.
- Understanding complete arm cortex m and freertos priority model and its configuration related informations
- Freertos debugging using segger systemview software
- Lots of articles which explains line by line the arm cortex m related freertos architecture specific codes
- Low power instructions use case in freertos scenario
- Lots of coding exercises
- Debugging with segger software toolkit by taking snapshot and continuous mode recording
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Syllabus
Overview of the course
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Syllabus
This lecture explains you about what exactly are RTAs , What are the myths and truths related to Real time computing and also difference between NRTAs and RTAs.
This lecture explains about , what are Real time Operating Systems, How exactly it is different from GPOS ?
What are the trending RTOSes in the market, etc. Gives head start in to the world of RTOS.
In this lecture we will learn the difference between RTOS and GPOS in terms of of Task Scheduling. You will come know why Task scheduling in RTOS is not like that of a GPOS.
This lecture thoroughly explains the difference between RTOS and GPOS in terms of task switching latency and interrupt latency. you will come to know how RTOS and GPOS differ when it comes to latency.
This lecture with cool animations explains what exactly is priority inversion and how does it matter in RTOS.
once you watch this lecture, you will never forget what exactly is priority inversion !
This lecture gives a good head start to the world of multitasking. Understanding what exactly multitasking is a key in the world of operating system.
In this lecture you will understand what exactly is stack, How to implement the task Handler, etc. Also you will understand the rules to write the FreeRTOS Task handler.
There are couple of questions to follow , please try to attempt each one of them. If you think some thing is outside the scope of what you have learnt so far. You can do a search and try to answer them or you can apply reductionist approach by eliminating other options by logical reasoning. Its fun try it !
You will Learn :
about the licensing method employed by the freertos.org.
In this lecture lets see how exactly the freeRTOS kernel fits in , in to your project .
In this lecture you will get a overview about the freeRTOS Memory Management. More about Memory management will be covered later in this course. This lecture just an overview.
In this lecture you will get a overview about the freeRTOS Heap and Stack management. Also you will learn the concept of stack and heap in embedded systems with examples.
In this lecture you will get a overview about the freeRTOS Synchronization and mutual exclusion Services. More about Synchronization and mutual exclusion Services will be covered later in this course. This lecture just an overview.
A Task can be deleted. lets see how ?. You will also learn how it affects the memory consumption.
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Well-received hands-on freertos course
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Course material clarified with hands-on examples.
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Read through the chapters, focusing on topics relevant to the course.
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Take notes and highlight important concepts.
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Participate actively in discussions, sharing your perspectives and asking questions.
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Collaborate with others on projects or assignments.
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Practice RTOS Concepts with Code Exercises
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Reinforce your understanding of RTOS concepts by attempting various code exercises.
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Review the provided code exercises.
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Attempt to solve the exercises independently.
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Compare your solutions with the provided answer key.
Explore RTOS debugging techniques
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Enhance your understanding of RTOS debugging tools and techniques to effectively troubleshoot and resolve issues in embedded systems.
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Familiarize with the features and capabilities of SEGGER SystemView
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Practice using SEGGER SystemView for tracing and visualizing task execution
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Analyze system behavior, identify bottlenecks, and optimize code efficiency
Practice scheduling techniques
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Reinforce knowledge on task management algorithms by testing your skills through various exercises and simulations.
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Task Scheduling
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Create a series of scenarios involving multiple tasks with different priorities and dependencies
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Simulate scheduling algorithms, such as Round-Robin, Priority-Based Preemptive Scheduling, and more
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Analyze the execution order and task completion times under various conditions
Design and implement an RTOS-based project
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Apply your knowledge of RTOS concepts and FreeRTOS by designing and implementing a project that showcases your skills in embedded system development.
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Embedded Systems
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Identify a problem or application that can benefit from an RTOS
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Design the system architecture, including task structure, communication mechanisms, and resource allocation
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Implement the project using FreeRTOS and STM32 hardware
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Test and debug the system to ensure proper functionality
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Document the project, including design decisions and implementation details
Develop a Custom RTOS-Based Project
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Solidify your understanding of RTOS by designing and implementing a custom project using the knowledge gained in the course.
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Identify a practical RTOS-based project idea.
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Plan and design the project architecture and implementation.
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Implement the project using the FreeRTOS or another suitable RTOS.
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Test and debug the project to ensure its functionality.
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Document the project and present your findings.
Mentor a Junior Student or Colleague
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Identify a junior student or colleague who needs support in understanding RTOS.
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Share your knowledge and guide them through the concepts.
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Provide hands-on assistance with code exercises or projects.
Review and Organize Course Materials
Show steps
Strengthen your understanding by reviewing and organizing your notes and course materials.
Browse courses on
Note-Taking
Show steps
- Gather all relevant notes, assignments, and quizzes.
- Review and highlight key concepts.
- Organize the materials into a logical structure for easy reference.
Read 'Mastering Embedded Linux Programming' by Chris Simmonds
Show steps
Expand your knowledge of embedded systems by reading a comprehensive book on Embedded Linux programming.
View
Mastering Embedded Linux Programming - Third...
on Amazon
Show steps
- Acquire a copy of 'Mastering Embedded Linux Programming'.
- Read through the chapters, focusing on topics relevant to the course.
- Take notes and highlight important concepts.
Join a Study Group or Discussion Forum
Show steps
Engage with fellow students in a study group or discussion forum to exchange knowledge and insights.
Show steps
- Join or create a study group or discussion forum related to the course topic.
- Participate actively in discussions, sharing your perspectives and asking questions.
- Collaborate with others on projects or assignments.
Practice RTOS Concepts with Code Exercises
Show steps
Reinforce your understanding of RTOS concepts by attempting various code exercises.
Show steps
- Review the provided code exercises.
- Attempt to solve the exercises independently.
- Compare your solutions with the provided answer key.
Explore RTOS debugging techniques
Show steps
Enhance your understanding of RTOS debugging tools and techniques to effectively troubleshoot and resolve issues in embedded systems.
Show steps
- Familiarize with the features and capabilities of SEGGER SystemView
- Practice using SEGGER SystemView for tracing and visualizing task execution
- Analyze system behavior, identify bottlenecks, and optimize code efficiency
Practice scheduling techniques
Show steps
Reinforce knowledge on task management algorithms by testing your skills through various exercises and simulations.
Browse courses on
Task Scheduling
Show steps
- Create a series of scenarios involving multiple tasks with different priorities and dependencies
- Simulate scheduling algorithms, such as Round-Robin, Priority-Based Preemptive Scheduling, and more
- Analyze the execution order and task completion times under various conditions
Design and implement an RTOS-based project
Show steps
Apply your knowledge of RTOS concepts and FreeRTOS by designing and implementing a project that showcases your skills in embedded system development.
Browse courses on
Embedded Systems
Show steps
- Identify a problem or application that can benefit from an RTOS
- Design the system architecture, including task structure, communication mechanisms, and resource allocation
- Implement the project using FreeRTOS and STM32 hardware
- Test and debug the system to ensure proper functionality
- Document the project, including design decisions and implementation details
Develop a Custom RTOS-Based Project
Show steps
Solidify your understanding of RTOS by designing and implementing a custom project using the knowledge gained in the course.
Show steps
- Identify a practical RTOS-based project idea.
- Plan and design the project architecture and implementation.
- Implement the project using the FreeRTOS or another suitable RTOS.
- Test and debug the project to ensure its functionality.
- Document the project and present your findings.
Mentor a Junior Student or Colleague
Show steps
Strengthen your understanding of RTOS concepts by explaining them to others.
Browse courses on
Mentoring
Show steps
- Identify a junior student or colleague who needs support in understanding RTOS.
- Share your knowledge and guide them through the concepts.
- Provide hands-on assistance with code exercises or projects.
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