Linux Embedded Programming

When and where

Time:

20 July 2015 - 24 July 2015, daily between 6:00pm and 8:00pm

Place:

Freescale Semiconductor, Tudor Vladimirescu 45, Tati Center building == Introduction == The goal of the workshop is to introduce students to notions of embedded programming using Linux based platforms. We will show demos of Linux applications for Infotainment, ADAS (Advanced Driving Assistance Systems) and Internet of Things. During the workshop we will have multiple hands-on programming sessions using UDOO, powered by Freescale i.MX6 family of processors, as support platform.

Content

The topics covered in the workshop will be:

Programming UDOO Board
Embedded Linux Kernel Programming
Advanced Debug and Trace for Linux Applications
Introduction to Embedded Graphics
Internet of Things and Connected Cars

Students participating at Linux Embedded Challenge (see below) will also meet with their mentors and get the UDOO boards as part of this workshop.

Target Audience

The workshop is targeted for students in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th year of studies at Computer Science, Electronics or Technical Military Academy. Previous experience with C programming and background in Linux is required. Experience with embedded systems is considered a plus but not a must.

Linux Embedded Challenge

Students participating at this workshop can also register to Linux Embedded Challenge, a student contest organized by Freescale on topics like Internet of Things or Automotive.

For more details, please visit LEC page.

You should also check out the following video to see what happened last year.