Your Gateway to Embedded & Automotive Systems Excellence
Elevate Your Career with Industry-Relevant Training
Ready to dive into the fascinating world of embedded & automotive systems? Cranes Varsity offers comprehensive training programs designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed with 100% Placements at MNCs
Our courses cover a wide range of topics, including:
- Core Concepts: Grasp the fundamentals of embedded systems, including digital electronics, microcontrollers, and microprocessors.
- Programming Proficiency: Master C programming, the language of embedded systems, and learn to write efficient code.
- Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS): Understand how to manage multiple tasks and prioritize processes in real-time systems.
- Sensor and Actuator Interfacing: Learn to interact with the physical world through sensors and actuators.
- Device Drivers: Develop device drivers to control hardware components.
- IoT and Embedded Systems: Explore the intersection of embedded systems and the Internet of Things.
Why Choose Cranes Varsity?
Course Duration
6 months (4-5 Hours Daily)
Industry Projects
Min. 6-7 Projects (Job-Ready Projects)
Placement Support
We assist till you get placed
Expert Faculty
Min. 6-7 Projects (Job-Ready Projects)
Flexible Learning
Choose from our online and offline courses to fit your schedule.
Strong Industry Connections
Benefit from our partnerships with leading tech companies.
Mock Interviews
Company & Topic Specific Interviews to make students Job- Ready
Career Support
Receive guidance on resume building, interview preparation, and job placement.
Embedded & Automotive Systems Detailed Syllabus:
Our strong industry connections and collaborations enable us to provide job placement assistance, connecting you with top companies in the automotive sector. We take pride in our high placement record and strive to help you kick-start a successful career in embedded and automotive systems. Embedded courses are offered online and offline modes.
Embedded Course Content
- Introduction to Embedded System
- Electrostatic Discharge Essentials
- Fundamentals of Booting for Embedded Processors
- Securing Embedded Systems
- SDLC – Development Life cycles and Frameworks
- Agile – an iterative and responsive software development methodology
- Development Bible
- Development and Operations
- Embedded Testing
- IoT Security
- Introduction to C
- Data types and Operators
- Conditional Statements
- Loop Control Structures
- Modular Programming using Functions
- Storage Classes
- Working with Multiple Files
- Preprocessor
- Conditional Inclusion
- Arrays
- Strings
- GDB Debugger
- Pointer Advanced Pointers
- Dynamic Memory Allocation
- Recursion Command Line
- Arguments Structures, Unions, typedef, enums
- Introduction to Data Structures Stacks and queus
- Linked-List
- Stack Implementation using array
- Queue Implementation using array
- Tree: Binay Search Tree
- Introduction to object oriented programming
- Procedural approach in C++
- Object oriented approach in C++
- Constructor and destructor
- Friends and operator overloading
- Generic programming
- Generalization
- Run time polymorphism
- Exception handling
- Introduction to the operating system
- Text Editors: Vim and gedit
- Finding Linux Documentation
- System Navigation command
- Manipulating Data
- Process Related commands Filtering
- Shell scripting
- Input and output
- Arithmetic Expression
- Decision making
- Looping Constructs
- Introduction to ARM Processor
- GPIO- General Purpose
- Input output
- LCD programming
- ADC Programming
- Timers
- Counters
- Building an executable
- Debugging & Tracing
- Memory Management
- Advanced Data Types
- Referencing data and function
- Working with registers
- Context management
- Linux fundamentals
- C library functions
- Coding practices
- Introduction to Python
- Python Data types and Conditions
- Control Statements
- Python Functions
- Default arguments
- Functions with variable number of args
- Scope of Variables
- Global Specifier
- Working with multiple files
- List and Tuple
- List Methods
- List Comprehension
- Map and filter functions String
- Set and Dictionary
- Fundamentals of testing Testing Throughout the Software Development Lifecycle
- Static Techniques
- Test techniques
- Test Infrastructure
- Test Monitoring & Control
- Embedded Specialization
- VIC- Interrupt programming
- KEYPAD programming DAC programming
- PWM programming
- PLL programming
- RTC and WDT programming
- UART programming
- I2C programming
- SPI programming
- Introduction to the device driver Char driver
- Advanced char driver operations
- Linux Kernel Build and static Linking
- Flow of time
- Interrupt handling
- Introduction to BBB Board & SOC
- AM335xFunctional block and overview
- U-BOOT Mechanism & BEAGLE BONEeMMC
- RT Systems–Architecture
- Introduction to tasks- Task internals, Task Scheduling, CAN layered architecture Real-Time Task Management
- State transition Diagramming Free RTOS Schedulers
- Inter task Synchronization
- Introduction to semaphores, types (Binary and Mutex)
- Programming with Semaphores
- Memory management
- Strategies of Memory Management Memory Allocation/De-allocation
- Inter task Communication Message Qs, Pipes, Shared Memory – pros &cons
- Introduction to Free RTOS Message Queues Programming with Message Queues
- Interrupt Handling Overview of Interrupts
- Overview of DevOps
- Version Control with Git
- Packaging, Release and Continuous Integration
- Automotive Specialization
- Automotive Systems Overview
- Automotive System Design with CAN and Without CAN
- ECU Design Automotive Microcontroller.
- CAN Bus levels, CAN Communication Principle CAN layer architecture.
- NRZ Coding, Bit Stuffing
- CAN network Design.
- CAN Frame
- Timing and Synchronization CRC Calculation CSMA-CD, CAN Arbitration
- CAN Frame Analysis Using CAN- BUSMASTER Analyzer AUTOSAR Layer Architecture
- Introduction to MATLAB- Data Types, Addressing Techniques,
- linear Equation Creating and manipulating matrices- Data Visualization-2D and 3D plots, Digital image processing,
- Programming in MATLAB
- Graphical User Interface
- Introduction to Model-Based Design
- Logic Driven Modeling Finite state machines
- Introduction to Sims cape
Our Embedded & Automotive Placements
Join us today to kickstart your career in embedded systems. Benefit from our expert faculty, hands-on projects, flexible learning options, strong industry connections, and dedicated placement assistance.
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Embedded Training Course FAQs
What is Embedded Systems?
An Embedded System is a combination of computer hardware and software, either fixed in capability or programmable, that is designed for a specific function or functions within a larger system.
Who can take up the Embedded Systems Design Course?
Working Professionals with a background of BE / B.Tech in ECE / CSE/ISE/Electrical & Electronics / Biomedical / Instrumentation / Msc Electronics and any other relevant streams.
Why should I join Embedded Systems Training in Cranes Varsity, Bangalore?
Cranes Varsity is the Best Embedded Systems Training Institute in Bangalore, as we are a pioneer in Technical Training & Education services with over 20 years of acclaimed expertise. Check the following fact sheet about Cranes Varsity.
- Over 20 years of qualified training experience
- Trained over 1 million engineering graduates
- 500+ companies with over 50,000+ Cranes Alumnae
- State-of-the-art Infrastructure with well Equipped Labs
- 20000+ Corporate & Defence professional trained
- Partnership with Global Leaders
- 40+ Experienced Trainers & Consultants Equipped with Skills of Industry Demand
What is the Regular Batch Size of Embedded Course at Cranes?
The batch size is limited to 30 students to ensure a closer learner-faculty interaction and to also to have enough hands-on sessions.
Which programming language is best for Embedded Systems?
Most preferably Embedded C programming.
What courses do you offer in Embedded Systems at Cranes Varsity?
Cranes Varsity offers a variety of courses in Embedded Systems, including:
• Post Graduate Diploma in Embedded Systems Design (PG Diploma)
• Advanced Certificate in Embedded Systems
• Short-term courses in ARM Cortex, RTOS, Embedded C, and Microcontroller programming
• Customized corporate training for industries
Who can benefit from your embedded systems courses?
Our courses are designed for:
• Fresh graduates from engineering backgrounds (Electronics, Electrical, Computer Science, etc.) looking to build a career in embedded systems.
• Working professionals seeking to upgrade their skills or switch to the embedded systems domain.
• Corporate teams needing tailored training for embedded system design and development projects.
What is the duration of embedded systems courses at Cranes Varsity?
The duration varies based on the course:
• Post Graduate Diploma in Embedded Systems: 6 to 9 months.
• Advanced Certificate: 3 to 6 months.
• Short-term courses: 1 to 3 months, depending on the topic and course structure.
What are the pre-requisites to enroll into this training program?
The pre-requisites are:
• Graduates in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE), Instrumentation Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields.
• Knowledge of basic programming in C or C++ is advantageous but not mandatory for beginners.
Do Cranes Varsity courses cover both software and hardware aspects of embedded systems?
Yes, Cranes Varsity courses are designed to provide comprehensive training that covers both the software and hardware aspects of embedded systems:
• Software: Embedded C, RTOS, algorithm development, and debugging.
• Hardware: Microcontroller architecture, sensors, actuators, and hardware interfacing.
What microcontrollers are used in your embedded systems courses?
We use a variety of microcontrollers to ensure students have hands-on experience with
industry-standard hardware, including:
• ARM Cortex-M series.
• PIC Microcontrollers.
• AVR and 8051 for foundational learning.
• STM32 for advanced projects
Will I receive job placement support after completing an embedded systems course?
Yes, Cranes Varsity offers placement assistance to students. We have strong industry connections, and many of our students have been successfully placed in companies like Bosch, Tata Elxsi, HCL, Wipro, and more. We provide support with:
• Resume building.
• Mock interviews.
• Job opportunities in embedded systems development, firmware engineering, and related fields.
How does Cranes Varsity prepare students for industry-specific requirements?
Our curriculum is aligned with the latest industry requirements and trends in embedded systems. We emphasize hands-on practical training, working on real-time projects, and applying industry-standard tools and techniques. Guest lectures from industry experts and collaboration with tech companies ensure that our students are prepared for the demands of the embedded systems market.
What are the tools and development environments used in the course?
Some of the tools and development environments used in our courses include:
• Keil IDE for ARM programming.
• MPLAB for PIC microcontroller development.
• Proteus for circuit simulation.
• Eclipse for embedded C/C++ development.
• Linux environments for embedded Linux programming.
• MATLAB/Simulink for system modeling.
Is there online learning support for the embedded systems courses?
Yes, Cranes Varsity provides online learning support for embedded systems courses, including:
• Access to recorded lectures.
• Virtual labs for practicing coding and microcontroller programming.
• Online assignments and assessments.
• Interactive doubt-clearing sessions with faculty.
How can I enroll in an embedded systems course at Cranes Varsity?
To enroll in any embedded systems course:
• You can fill out the application form and the dedicated admission counsellor will contact you.
• You can also visit our campus for a walk-in inquiry.
Who are your trainers for the program and how are they selected?
Our trainers are seasoned professionals and industry experts with over 10+ years of relevant experience teaching the Embedded certification course. Each of them has gone through a rigorous selection process that includes profile screening, and technical evaluation before they are certified to train for us. We also ensure that only trainers with a high alumni rating continue to train for us.
What certificates will I receive on completion of the training program?
All students will get Successful Course Completion by Cranes Varsity. Students enrolled for Embedded and Automotive Program can apply for nasscom certification also. Once the student clears IT-ITes SSC examination, they will get the certificate.