Overview
This course is a complete journey into the world of embedded systems programming using the powerful STM32 microcontroller family. It combines theory with hands-on labs, so learners not only understand the concepts but also gain the practical experience needed to build real-world applications.
Over 8 structured sections, participants move from the basics of STM32 and embedded C programming to advanced topics like DMA, FreeRTOS, and firmware updates, all while working on interactive projects.
What You’ll Learn
- Foundations of Embedded Systems – Understand the role of embedded devices and set up a full STM32 development environment.
- STM32 Architecture & Peripherals – Work with GPIOs, LEDs, switches, and sensors.
- Timers, PWM & Interrupts – Learn to generate signals, handle precise timing, and respond to real-time events.
- Serial Communication – Connect STM32 with external devices using UART, SPI, and I2C.
- DMA & ADC – Capture and process real-world data efficiently.
- RTOS with FreeRTOS – Implement multitasking, task scheduling, and inter-task communication.
- Advanced Topics – Explore bootloaders, firmware updates, and communication protocols like Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
- Future Outlook – Gain exposure to Embedded Linux and upcoming industry trends in IoT and edge computing.
Hands-On Labs & Projects
Each section includes practical labs such as:
- Blinking an LED and button-controlled systems.
- Building PWM-based LED dimmers.
- Sending sensor data to a PC via UART.
- ADC with DMA for real-time data acquisition.
- Interrupt-driven event handling.
- A FreeRTOS-based multitasking system.
- Final project: Smart controller integrating sensors, communication, and firmware update support.
Who Should Enroll
- Beginners in Embedded Systems looking for structured learning.
- Electronics & Computer Engineering Students eager to build real STM32 projects.
- Professionals wanting to upskill in microcontroller development, IoT, or real-time systems.
Hardware Required
- STM32 Development Board (STM32F4 Discovery, Nucleo-F446RE, or BluePill STM32F103C8T6)
- Basic sensors (DHT11, LM35, IR, LDR, potentiometer)
- Actuators (LEDs, motors, servo)
- Peripherals (I2C LCD, UART-to-USB cable, breadboard, jumper wires)
Why Enroll
Gain practical, hands-on experience with STM32—from programming peripherals to building real projects with RTOS and connectivity. By course end, you’ll have a professional project portfolio that proves your embedded systems expertise.
Certification of Achievement
Earn a Certificate of Achievement showcasing your STM32 skills. Add it to your LinkedIn, resume, or portfolio to stand out in embedded systems, IoT, and real-time development opportunities.
