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Embedded Systems - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Embedded Systems Course Syllabus (60 Hours)
Level
: Beginner to Intermediate
Mode:
Live Online / Offline
Certification
: Yes
Placement Assistance: Included
Module 1: Introduction to Embedded Systems (3 Hours)
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What are Embedded Systems?
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Applications in daily life and industry
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Architecture of Embedded Systems
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Embedded vs General Purpose Systems
Module 2: Embedded C Programming (10 Hours)
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Basics of C language for microcontroller programming
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Data types, operators, loops, and functions
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Bitwise operations and memory management
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Writing and compiling code for embedded hardware
Module 3: Microcontrollers and; Architecture (8 Hours)
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8051, AVR, PIC, and ARM basics
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Memory and I/O ports
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GPIO and register-level programming
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Clock, Reset, and Timers
Module 4: Arduino Programming and Applications (6 Hours)
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Introduction to Arduino environment
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Programming digital and analog pins
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Sensor integration (temperature, light, motion)
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LED, Buzzer, Relay, and LCD interfacing
Module 5: Interfacing and Communication Protocols (8 Hours)
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ADC and; DAC concepts
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Serial Communication: UART, I2C, SPI
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Interfacing with external peripherals
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Interrupts and timers
Module 6: Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) – Basics (4 Hours)
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RTOS vs Bare-metal programming
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Tasks, Semaphores, Queues
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Basic implementation using FreeRTOS
Module 7: Simulation, Debugging and; Tools (5 Hours)
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Using Proteus, Keil µVision, Arduino IDE
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Debugging techniques
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Logic analyzer basics
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Use of multimeter and oscilloscope (intro level)
Module 8: Introduction to IoT with Embedded Systems (4 Hours)
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What is IoT and; how embedded systems fit in
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Wi-Fi module integration (e.g., ESP8266)
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Sending data to cloud platforms
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Mini IoT project demo
Module 9: Capstone Project (10 Hours)
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Select a project (Home automation / Security system / Sensor logger)
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Build, program, test and; demonstrate
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Document the project for certification
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Instructor review and feedback
Tools and; Kits Used
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Arduino Uno / NodeMCU / PIC/STM32 (as per batch)
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Proteus / MPLAB / Arduino IDE / Keil µVision
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Sensors, Relays, LCDs, Buzzer, etc.
Download Syllabus - Embedded Systems
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
- Since 2001, Making IT Experts by Experts
- Duration: 60 Hours (Vary as per your skill)
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Participants will gain practical experience with microcontroller programming (8051, AVR, ARM, PIC), Embedded C, Arduino, and sensor interfacing. Technomaster’s Embedded Systems Training Program is a hands-on, 60-hour course designed for students and professionals who want to build a strong foundation in embedded hardware and software. The course offers live interactive classes led by industry experts and is tailored to meet the growing demand for skilled embedded engineers in IoT, automotive, industrial automation, and electronics sectors. .
Whether you're from ECE, EEE, or CSE, this course provides the technical skills and confidence to work on embedded product development. Upon completion, learners receive a recognized certification and placement assistance to help them begin or advance their careers in the embedded systems field. The curriculum also covers communication protocols (UART, I2C, SPI), basic RTOS concepts, and real-time project development using industry tools like Keil µVision, Proteus, and Arduino IDE. 
