Program overview
Learn the concepts. Apply the tools. Build with confidence.
Learn Linux command-line essentials, cross compilation, bootloaders, kernel configuration, Buildroot/Yocto concepts, device trees, character drivers, networking and application development on embedded boards.
Who should join
Embedded developers, C programmers, graduates and working professionals targeting BSP, device-driver, Linux application or platform roles.
Prerequisites
Comfort with C programming is recommended. Prior Linux experience is not mandatory; command-line and system foundations are included.
Learning outcomes
What you will be able to do
Detailed curriculum
Course syllabus
A progressive learning path from core foundations to an industry-focused capstone.
01Linux Development Foundations
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- Shell, files, processes and permissions
- GCC, Make and debugging tools
- Git and build automation
- Host-target development workflow
02Embedded Linux Architecture
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- Boot sequence and system components
- Cross toolchains and sysroots
- Bootloaders and U-Boot concepts
- Root filesystem design
03Kernel & Device Tree
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- Kernel configuration and compilation
- Modules and kernel APIs
- Device-tree syntax and overlays
- Platform-device model
04Linux Device Drivers
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- Character-driver structure
- File operations and user-kernel exchange
- Interrupts, timers and work queues
- Synchronization and memory management
05Hardware & Connectivity
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- GPIO, I²C and SPI drivers
- Serial and network interfaces
- Debugging with logs and tracing
- Driver testing and failure analysis
06Build Systems & Project
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- Buildroot workflow
- Yocto concepts and layers
- Custom image generation
- Board bring-up and driver capstone
Career direction
Roles this program prepares you for
Questions answered
Frequently asked questions
Is Linux experience required?+
No. The course begins with the command line, build tools and operating-system concepts needed for embedded work.
Will I learn device drivers?+
Yes. Character drivers, device trees, kernel modules and common hardware interfaces are central parts of the course.
Are Buildroot and Yocto included?+
Buildroot is covered practically and Yocto architecture and workflows are introduced for industry readiness.
