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Embedded Linux Foundations
Embedded Linux Development
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Embedded Linux Development

Embedded Linux Foundations

HRDC Reg. No: 10001684856
Duration: 7 hours (1 day)

Course Overview

This course provides a structured introduction to Embedded Linux, focusing on essential Linux fundamentals, system programming concepts, and basic driver development. Participants will gain a solid understanding of how Linux operates at both user space and kernel space levels, enabling them to build a strong foundation for advanced embedded Linux development.

Through a combination of theory and hands-on exercises, the course covers Linux file systems, command-line operations, system calls, process management, and kernel module basics. By the end of the program, participants will be able to interact confidently with Linux systems and understand the core building blocks required for embedded system development.

Learning Outcomes

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

  • Understand Linux directory structure and system organization
  • Navigate and operate efficiently using Linux command-line tools
  • Apply file permissions, symbolic links, and file management techniques
  • Explain system calls and their role in Linux system programming
  • Trace and analyze system call execution flow
  • Understand Linux process management fundamentals
  • Build and execute basic system call programs
  • Explain the role of device drivers in embedded systems
  • Develop and compile a simple Linux kernel module

Prerequisites

  • Comfortability with C Programming

Requirements

  • Personal computer or virtual machine with Ubuntu 20.04 or higher installed

Teaching Methodology

  • Instructor-led interactive sessions
  • Step-by-step demonstrations
  • Hands-on lab exercises for each module
  • Real-world examples and use cases
  • Guided practice and troubleshooting support

Target Audience

  • Embedded systems engineers (freshers/juniors)
  • Software engineers transitioning to embedded Linux
  • Electronics and firmware engineers
  • System engineers and support engineers
  • Engineering students pursuing embedded careers

Target Industry

  • Semiconductor and Embedded Systems
  • Telecommunications
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Automotive Systems
  • IoT and Industrial Automation

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