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Embedded Systems, Design and Applications

Embedded Systems, Design and Applications. Mr. OOI CHEE PUN. What is an embedded system?. An embedded system is a computer system that cannot be programmed by the user because it is pre-programmed for a specific task and embedded within the equipment which it serves.

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Embedded Systems, Design and Applications

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  1. Embedded Systems, Design and Applications Mr. OOI CHEE PUN

  2. What is an embedded system? • An embedded system is a computer system that cannot be programmed by the user because it is pre-programmed for a specific task and embedded within the equipment which it serves. • Examples: Dishwashers, stoves, videos, remote controls, toys, toasters, cell phones, microwave ovens, automobiles (electric windows, ignitions, airbags, brakes, suspensions …)

  3. Course Basics 1/3 • Objectives • The objective of this unit is meant to be a hands-on type to enhance the practical skills of students by developing and debugging an embedded systems hardware and software/firmware. Also provide students with an opportunity to gain a thorough understanding of the design methodology of the embedded systems and familiarity with hardware and software development and debugging tools. • Learning Outcomes • On completion of this unit, students should be able to: • Understand the concepts, issues, challenges and process related to the system level design of an embedded system. • Design and develop an embedded system from scratch, starting from processor selection, electronics components, data sheets and progressing through construction of hardware and implementation of firmware. • Perform troubleshooting, testing, measuring and analysing the developed embedded systems board.

  4. Course Basics 2/3 Reading List

  5. Course Basics 3/3 • Level : Diploma • Lecture Hours : 28 • Tutorial Hours : 14 • Practical Hours : 28 • Credit : 3 • Assessment Mode Weighting : Examination 80%, Coursework 20%

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