Embedded Android Development

Duration: 3 Days
Level: Advanced

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth understanding of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Core Specification 5.4 and Android Audio Internals. Participants will explore Bluetooth security, authentication, LE Audio, isochronous streaming, and Android’s audio architecture including Hexagon DSP, audio kernel drivers, and compression standards (AAC, SBC, LC3, EVS).

Through hands-on labs and real-world case studies, participants will learn how to analyze, implement, and optimize Bluetooth and Android Audio systems for wireless communications, multimedia, and IoT applications.

Who Should Attend?

Wireless Engineers – Implementing Bluetooth communication systems.
Embedded System Developers – Developing Bluetooth and Android audio applications.
Android Developers – Working with Bluetooth APIs and audio frameworks.
RF & Audio Engineers – Optimizing Bluetooth audio streaming.
IoT & Automotive Engineers – Designing Bluetooth-enabled infotainment & smart devices.

Why Choose This Course?

HRDC Claimable (Check with HRDC for eligibility).
Covers BLE 5.4, Bluetooth security, LE Audio, Android Audio Internals.
Hands-on training using Android Studio, Wireshark, and BLE Debugging Tools.
Learn real-world applications in consumer electronics, automotive, and IoT.

Pre-requisites

Basic knowledge of wireless communications & networks.
Familiarity with embedded systems & Android development (recommended).

Embedded Android Development

HRDC Reg. No: 1000171651

Duration: 21 hours (3 days)

Course Overview:

This 3-day course offers in-depth knowledge on Android Treble Architecture, designed for Android Platform Developers. It covers AOSP architecture, Privileged Applications, System Services, HALs, VNDK, SELinux, Permissions, and Linux Kernel integration. The course focuses on Project Treble, Project Mainline, SSI, and GKI, providing a comprehensive understanding of security, compatibility, privacy, and modularity within the Android ecosystem.

Who Should Attend?

• Android Platform Developers
• Embedded Systems Engineers working with Android
• OEM Engineers customizing Android for devices
• Security Professionals analyzing Android OS architecture

Why Choose This Course?

This HRDC-claimable course (HRDC Reg. No: 1000171651) provides hands-on knowledge of AOSP architecture, Treble compliance, and security mechanisms, making it essential for developers working with custom Android builds.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Gain a general understanding of AOSP architecture
Learn the AOSP code structure and component layers
Understand Android’s key concepts: Security, Compatibility, Modularity, and Updates
Modify AOSP without breaking compatibility
Develop new HALs & Services while maintaining Treble compliance
Understand AIDL, HIDL, Binder, SELinux, and Permissions
Learn Android security mechanisms and best practices

Prerequisites

• C/C++ and Java programming skills
• Experience with Linux (shell commands & boot process)
• Basic experience with AOSP build process, Make, and Soong

Teaching Methodology

Instructor-led Lectures – Explanation of Android Treble and AOSP concepts
Hands-on Labs – Practical exercises in AOSP modification and security testing
Case Studies – Analysis of real-world Treble adoption and compliance
Group Discussions – Troubleshooting Android architecture challenges

Embedded Android Development

HRDC Reg. No: 10001465558

Duration: 35 hours (5 days)

Course Overview

This 5-day course provides an in-depth exploration of Android OS internals for embedded systems. It covers Android architecture, interaction with the Linux kernel, bootloaders, device drivers, and Hardware Abstraction Layers (HAL). The hands-on labs provide practical experience in customizing Android for embedded platforms and debugging hardware integrations.

Who Should Attend

Ideal for:

• Embedded Software Engineers
• Android System Developers
• Linux Kernel Developers
• IoT and Embedded Device Professionals

Target Industries:

• Consumer Electronics
• Automotive Systems
• Industrial Control Systems
• Mobile and Telecommunications

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the internal structure and architecture of Android OS.
• Explore Android's modified Linux kernel for embedded systems.
• Work with Hardware Abstraction Layers (HAL) and device drivers.
• Develop and modify Android system components for embedded platforms.
• Configure and boot Android on custom hardware.
• Debug and troubleshoot embedded Android devices.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of Android development.
• Familiarity with Linux systems and command-line tools.
• Experience with embedded systems and hardware platforms.
• Basic knowledge of C/C++ and Java.

Lab Setup Requirements

• Linux-based development machine (Ubuntu preferred).
• Embedded development board (Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, or similar).
• Android Open Source Project (AOSP) environment set up.
• Serial cables, JTAG debugger, and relevant hardware interfaces.

Teaching Methodologies

• Lectures with presentations.
• Hands-on lab exercises.
• Case studies and real-world scenarios.
• Group discussions and troubleshooting sessions.

Embedded Android Development

HRDC Reg. No: 10001406976
Duration: 35 hours (5 days)

Course Overview:

This 5-day course offers a comprehensive understanding of Operating System (OS) concepts, emphasizing process management, threads, synchronization, and inter-process communication (IPC). It enables participants to design and develop multi-threaded and multi-processing systems capable of managing system resources efficiently.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand fundamental Operating System concepts.
• Implement and manage multi-threaded environments.
• Develop and control process management techniques.
• Apply synchronization mechanisms for concurrency management.
• Implement inter-task and inter-process communication (ITC/IPC).

Target Audience:

• Software Developers and System Engineers.
• Embedded Systems Professionals.
• Computer Science Students.
• Professionals developing multi-threaded and multi-processing systems.

Prerequisites:

• Basic C programming knowledge.

Lab Setup:

• FreeRTOS Simulator for Windows.
• Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).

Embedded Android Development

HRDC Reg. No: 1000118747
Duration: 1 day (7 hours)

Course Overview

This course provides a foundational understanding of Qualcomm MSM SoC architecture, software components, debugging tools, and performance optimization techniques for engineers developing mobile handsets using Qualcomm chipsets. Participants will explore performance analysis and methods for improving system efficiency.

Target Audience

• Engineering Professionals
• IT Specialists
• Telecom Engineers

Why Choose This Course?

• HRDC Claimable: Yes, HRDC Reg. No. 1000118747
• Expert insights into Qualcomm chipset development
• Hands-on guidance for debugging and performance optimization

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of mobile software architecture using Qualcomm chipsets.
• Comprehend SoC structures and the relation between hardware blocks and software modules.
• Familiarize with Qualcomm BSP (Board Support Package) and its code organization.
• Learn API functionalities and debugging tools for development and optimization.

Prerequisites

• Basic knowledge of embedded systems
• Familiarity with mobile hardware architecture

Lab Setup

• Workstations with Qualcomm chipset emulators
• Pre-installed development and debugging tools
• Internet access for tool installations and updates

Teaching Methodology

• Instructor-led sessions
• Hands-on practical exercises
• Interactive discussions and Q&A