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Embedded Linux for IoT Systems
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Self Paced

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February 16, 2023

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About Course

This is the first course in a series of courses at the IoT gateway level. Embedded Linux is an important operating system that is widely used in the gateway devices. The course introduces Embedded Linux and covers porting of embedded linux into the target platforms. The course also covers the concepts of threads, inter-process communication and memory management that are critical and necessary while developing firmware for the gateway devices.

What is the objective of this course?

Embedded Linux is now widely used for the gateway level devices in IoT for developing numerous IoT applications. The course introduces embedded linux and covers concepts of porting embedded linux into target platform. Some of the key topics like process synchronization, Inter-Process Communication (IPC), and memory management are dealt in depth. This would not only help the learner to understand the concepts but also enable them to build applications.

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What Will You Learn?

  • To design and develop IoT gateway level based devices
  • To work with Embedded Linux operating system
  • To understand and apply the concepts of porting embedded linux into target platforms
  • To work with threads - creation, deletion and so on
  • To understand various inter-process communication techniques necessary for developing applications for gateway devices
  • To employ memory management techniques while designing gateway devices
  • Get introduced to Embedded Linux
  • Understand concept of porting embedded linux into target platform
  • Understand concepts of thread
  • Explain about process synchronization and its importance
  • Understand inter-process communication and its usage
  • Explain Memory management techniques

Course Content

Introduction to Linux

Introduction to Operating System

Introduction to Kernel

Linux commands and File Permissions

Customizing Embedded Linux

Processes and Signals

Threads

Single and Multi-Core Systems

Process Synchronization

Interprocess Communication

Pipes and Queues

File System

Memory Management

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  • Instructor
    Self Paced
  • Language
    English

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Material Includes

  • E-Learning Modules
  • E-Labs
  • Quiz and Assessments after each module
  • Final Assessments

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of C Language
  • Basic knowledge in electronics is helpful but not mandatory
  • IEEE-BLP's Embedded Computing for IoT Systems is recommended but not mandatory
  • No prior knowledge about the Internet of Things is required

Audience

  • New employees going through on-board training in Embedded Systems
  • Second and third year engineering students studying electronics/ computer science engineering or related fields
  • Software engineers/ working professionals who are keen to learn about IoT gateway level development
  • Hobbyists who would want to build IoT gateway level applications
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