Training Program
C/C++ and Embedded Systems
Overview
Our C/C++ and Embedded Systems Training Program is designed to equip students, graduates, and professionals with strong foundational skills in programming and real-time systems. Whether you’re preparing for a career in embedded development, firmware engineering, or system programming, this course blends core programming with hands-on embedded system design. Tailored for beginners and intermediate learners, the curriculum balances theory with practical projects aligned with industry needs.
Program Highlights
- Comprehensive coverage of C and C++ programming essentials
- In-depth embedded systems training with real-time applications
- Hands-on lab sessions on microcontroller programming (e.g., ARM, PIC)
- Focus on memory management, pointers, and real-time debugging
- Industry-aligned mini and capstone projects
- Led by instructors with real-world engineering experience
- Suitable for freshers, engineering students, and early-career professionals
What will you Learn
C and C++ Programming
- Syntax, data types, operators, control structures
- Functions, arrays, pointers, structures, file I/O
- Object-oriented programming: classes, inheritance, polymorphism
- Standard Template Library (STL)
- Detailed example with a Capstone Project
Embedded Systems Design
- Microcontroller architecture and interfacing
- GPIO, UART, SPI, I2C, timers, interrupts
- Embedded C programming
- Real-time operating systems (RTOS) basics
- Debugging with tools like JTAG and oscilloscopes
Development and Deployment
- Code optimization for low-memory devices
- Project development using IDEs
- Practical integration with sensors, displays, and actuators
Learning Outcomes
- Build efficient programs using C and C++ with an understanding of system-level behavior.
- Use pointers, dynamic memory, and object-oriented concepts to write modular and reusable code.
- Develop, test, and debug embedded applications on real microcontroller hardware.
- Understand how embedded systems interact with the physical world through sensors and communication protocols.
- Gain confidence in using debugging tools and applying industry best practices.
- Be prepared for roles such as Embedded Developer, Firmware Engineer, or Systems Programmer.
Who should be learning this
- Students, beginners and intermediate learners
- Recent graduates seeking careers in embedded systems
Program Duration & Fee
We have a flexible program for students and weekend programs. Please reach out to us for availability and fee structure