Basics Of Embedded C Programming
Published 7/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 8m | Size: 546 MB
Learn basics of Embedded C programming
What you'll learn
Understand the fundamentals of Embedded C and how it differs from standard C programming.
Identify the structure and syntax of Embedded C programs tailored for microcontrollers.
Learn how to configure and use input/output (I/O) ports in embedded systems.
Write programs to control LEDs, switches, and other basic hardware peripherals.
Gain knowledge of memory types, memory mapping, and data handling in microcontrollers.
Use timers, delays, and interrupts for time-sensitive embedded applications.
Debug and troubleshoot basic Embedded C code using simulation or development tools.
Build and test simple embedded applications to interface with real-world devices.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of C programming
Interest in electronics or embedded systems
A computer or laptop with internet access
(Optional) install and use free development tools
(Optional) Access to a microcontroller development board
Basic understanding of digital electronics
An open mindset to learn through trial, error, and debugging
No prior experience with embedded systems is required
Description
Course Description: Basics of Embedded C ProgrammingAre you eager to learn how software can control real-world electronic devices? Curious about how microcontrollers work and how to program them? Welcome to "Basics of Embedded C Programming" - a beginner-friendly course designed to help you enter the exciting world of embedded systems using the C programming language.Embedded C is a widely used programming language in the embedded industry, essential for developing firmware for microcontrollers that control everything from appliances and vehicles to wearable tech and smart devices. This course starts from the ground up and walks you through the core concepts and practical applications of Embedded C programming, even if you have no prior experience in embedded systems.Through structured lessons and real-world examples, you'll learn how to write efficient C code that interacts directly with microcontroller hardware like LEDs, buttons, sensors, and more. You'll explore the architecture of microcontrollers, the importance of I/O ports, how timers and delays work, and how interrupts help handle real-time events. Each module builds on the last, gradually giving you the confidence to create simple but functional embedded projects.This course balances theory and practice to ensure you're not just watching code, but actively writing, testing, and debugging it. You'll get hands-on with tools like Keil uVision, Arduino IDE, or similar development platforms - and even if you don't have physical hardware, simulation-based options will be introduced so you can still follow along.What you'll gain from this course:A solid understanding of Embedded C programming basicsHands-on practice writing code for common hardware interactionsInsight into how embedded systems operate at the hardware levelConfidence to build and troubleshoot your own mini embedded projectsWhether you're a student, a tech enthusiast, or a professional looking to upskill, this course provides a solid foundation to move forward in the field of embedded systems, robotics, IoT, or electronics design. With growing demand for embedded developers across industries, this skill can open doors to exciting career opportunities.No prior embedded experience? No problem! We'll guide you step by step, making the learning process fun and accessible.Get ready to unlock the world of embedded programming - one line of C code at a time!
Who this course is for
Beginners in embedded systems
Electronics and Electrical Engineering students
Computer Science students
Hobbyists, tinkerers, and makers
Self-learners and career switchers
Anyone who has basic C programming knowledge
Faculty or educators
Entry-level professionals
Basics Of Embedded C Programming
