Introduction to Real-time Embedded Systems

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The course provides the opportunities to the students to learn various fundamental issues as well as practical development techniques in the area of real-time embedded systems. The course has two focal subjects: (1) embedded system programming using real-time operating system, and (2) schedulability analysis. The first subject covers software structures with concurrent threads. The interaction between threads and the facilities provided by RTOS will be discussed. In the second subject, the emphasis is on rate monotonic analysis approach for schedulability analysis. Practical factors and a case study will be illustrated in the course.

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Intended Audience

Hardware and software engineers who are new in embedded system development or would like to gain an overall understanding about embedded systems.

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General knowledge of computer science and programming experience.

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