Embedded Systems Course With Placements

1. 1. Program and develop an application component for non-OS based Embedded devices (Example – Automotive, Wearable…)
   2. Design and develop a component OS based Embedded device (Example – Routers)
   3. Customizing and configuring Linux for a given Embedded target device
   4. Testing of Embedded system (Functional / Non-functional / Integration testing)

To get more detailed perspective please refer to our Embedded Career Guide document.

Typically placements for our Embedded Systems Course Students at Emertxe start in 3rd or 4th month onward once students complete programming languages modules (Programming in Python and C modules). However placements will continue in the remaining part of the course and even after end of the course, up to two years time period.

Emertxe is one of the best Embedded Institute with Placements. Students are provided with ample number of placement opportunities. During the time of admission we provide a written commitment to every student. It will clearly mention regarding Placement opportunities in Embedded Systems for Freshers in core Embedded Systems companies. This is more than enough to convert it into a job.

Every student goes through rigorous training in all the Embedded systems course modules with continuous assessment. As long as student regularly follow the classes, assignments and mini-projects, they will not face any issue in getting a job. Our placement department will do rest of the job. As per our statistics, every student who has completed their course assignments and their assigned projects in Embedded Systems gets placed by their 3rd to 4th interview.

Even though every eligible student is entitled to get unlimited placement opportunities up to two year after course completion in core embedded companies. To get a view about what our past students has to say, visit our Emertxe – YouTube channel.

1. 1. 1. Core Embedded programming skills: In one or two programming languages (C / C++ / Shell Scripting) on any standard hardware platforms like PIC for bare metal programming and on ARM for OS based programming on Linux. Along with that they need core non-OS (Microcontroller) and OS (Linux Internals, Systems programming and Embedded Linux knowledge) so that you will be able to build a complete Embedded Application on your own.
      2. Strong foundations: In basic electronics (ex: Digital electronics)
      3. Excellent problem solving skills: Given the problem you should be able to convert them into working solutions. Along with that, companies expect excellent attitude to learn new things. Since technology and project nature goes through frequent changes, learning attitude plays important role. Check out the skills that you will be learning as a part of Emertxe Embedded Systems Course. It will put you way ahead in the Embedded jobs for Engineering Freshers market.

Salary levels for the students who are placed depends purely depends on companies hiring for fresher jobs. As per our statistics, Emertxe has placed students in the range between INR 3.0L to INR 27.3 Lakhs per annum CTC.

As a mentoring team, we strongly advise our students not to decide on a company purely by looking into salary levels rather look into the nature of work, exposure you will be getting and type of projects that they are working on. This will ensure you always stay on a continuous learning path and become a critical contributing team member of the organization. With skill sets your salary levels grow in a very healthy phase, sometimes get more paid than even market standards.

In Emertxe, we have placement collaboration with 1200+ placement companies. All of them work on core Embedded Systems development across various verticals starting from Automotive to IoT. These companies can be categorised into three buckets.

1. 1. • MNCs & Big Indian companies – Companies having few thousands of workforce in India (ex: Qualcomm, NXP, Bosch, L&T etc..)
      • Mid-size companies – Companies having few hundreds of workforce (ex: Avin Systems, Lekha Wireless, AK-Aerotek etc..)
      • Start-ups – Entrepreneurial ventures working in innovative Embedded products (ex: Sirena, CognetThings, Univision etc..)

Check our placement section to get latest information about placement company schedule.

Emertxe’s trainings and placement division has direct contacts with more than 1200+ companies. These companies are hiring for Embedded Systems jobs for freshers in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune. In our placement portfolio we have organizations of various types (MNCs, Mid-size organizations, Start-ups). With more than 18 year of existence companies are aware of Emertxe course syllabus, training methodology and industry expertise of our mentors. By hiring our trained candidates companies benefit in terms of faster deployment, lower cost and better hiring conversion. Hence Emertxe is one of the most sought after IT finishing schools for core companies. Every month minimum 80-90 placement companies participate in hiring our students. Emertxe students get Unlimited placement opportunities up to two years after course completion.

On the technical delivery side Emertxe training programs are rigorous and practical in nature. Students go through immersive hands-on learning experience. This means every session, every day is a learning day. Students are continuously working and up-skilling their practical skills in Embedded Systems design and programming. As a proof of output, students will be producing average of 40 assignments / module and 7 to 8 Embedded projects in their resume by the end of the course.

In India more than 15 Lakhs engineering graduates coming out of colleges every year. However employability ratio is getting lower year-on-year. For example, few years back it was lingering around 15%, which has now come down to single digit. Check out some of the research results from industry bodies: NASSCOM – Employability reports. Emertxe’s up-skilling process resolves this industry-academia gap by making freshers employable in embedded systems jobs for freshers in Bangalore or any other major city of India.

Our skilled students face placement companies and clear the selection process with ease. This has created a win-win proposition for students and companies. In summary Emertxe has helped thousands of freshers by increasing their skill levels and making them employable. We do this day in and day out, the next success story could be yours. Please contact our Emertxe – Admission Team if you need any more information.

This scenario though very rare at Emertxe, always poses a big question mark to the freshers. This challenge can be resolved if skill based approach is taken. We provide all Skills for Embedded Systems engineer in order to get placed in core companies. Placements opportunities are provided up to two years after course completion. This will more than ensure you get placed provide you follow the skill based approach suggested by our mentors.

It doesn’t make any logical sense if anyone will not get a core embedded systems job after executing the assignments and projects. Our course-ware provides in-depth coverage of various topics in order to achieve skill transition. These skills are exactly what any leading companies in core Embedded Systems domain is looking for. Check out our skill matrix (in aligned with NSDC / ESSCI Qualification Packs) that students will be obtaining.

In case a student faces such a scenario (of not getting placed) after completing the course, they are provided with Additional projects. This will help them to continue working and enhancing their skills. As a fresh engineer, this will build real-time project experience and increases chances of getting jobs in the future.

Embedded System Engineers are in heavy demand due to many reasons. Some statistics* are as follows, which reiterates the importance of Embedded Systems jobs.

• The Electronics Systems Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) market is expected to touch 220 Billion USD in India alone, growing at 16.1% Yo
• In order to promote ESDM, Government is working on creating fabless units in India by investing 76000 Crores.
• It is expected to create 85,000 jobs every year from 1140 R & Centres working in India. This is apart from the overall projected number of 7 lakhs jobs every year

* Reference from popular market research reports like NASSCOM / E & Y / Economic Times / IDC research

There are many factors (Business, Technology, Customer) factors that driver job trends. As far as Embedded Systems are concerned we see following trends driving the job market.

• Ubiquitous Computing:ANY time, ANY device and ANY location computing, powered by low-cost and low-power computing across a range of devices
• Internet-Of-Things:The total installed base of Internet of Things (IoT) connected devices worldwide is projected to amount to 30.9 billion units by 2025, a sharp jump from current installation base.”
• Demography needs:Growing economy like BRIC countries have embedded systems requirements in upcoming areas like healthcare, education and digital payments
• Industry 4.0:Automation (ex: Robotics) and data exchange in manufacturing segments. Constant push to optimize manufacturing and supply chain
• Government: Huge investments in core segments like Defence segment and constant aspiration for indigenous design and manufacturing

• Program and develop a component of non-OS based Embedded device (Example – Wearable)
• Design and develop a component OS based Embedded device (Example – Routers)
• Development / Enhancement of networking protocols in Embedded Systems (Example – Voice Over IP)
• Customizing and configuring Linux for a given Embedded target device
• Testing of Embedded system (Functional / Non-functional / Integration testing)

Along with that one need to consider other non- functional characteristics like security,compliance,scalability, customizability also plays very important role as embedded systems are widely deployed in very different kind of environment (example – A factory monitoring device deployed in a dusty / noisy environment). Hence keeping non-functional aspects is key for an Embedded Systems developer.

• Ex-student connect who are already studying in foreign universities for admission related help
• Customising course module duration to meet the timeline of University admission window (Fall / Spring in USA)
• Providing with Letter-Of-Recommendation(LOR) and reviewing Statement-Of-Purpose (SOP)
• Providing internships for a specified duration of time by exposing them with real time projects

All the required recommendation letters and internship letters are provided as per the international university standards so that our students maximize the chance of admission and TA / RA. With this approach, good number of our students get admissions into top notch universities based out of USA / Europe / Singapore.

• Algorithms
• Optimisation
• Linux platform
• Hardware interfacing
• Protocols
• OS and multitasking

Once you learn these foundations, you will be able to apply these skills in any new technology that you come across and learn them at ease. In our Embedded Systems course we maintain a very good balance between building foundations and learning advanced skills to that participants are positioned as lifelong learners in the careers.

• Scripting language will help you to set up a development environment in an automated fashion (example – Build settings, Compiler settings, Download commands etc..)
• As a developer you are expected to test your code well by running unit / developer test cases. Nowadays automating the same is given high importance. Popularly known as Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery, such practices will increase development quality of code
• Shell scripting also helps to develop Applications with lesser number of code. It can be used in multiple use-cases (example – stub code) to test the Embedded Systems better

In ECEP course you will be doing in-depth, hands-on immersive learning by leverage advanced C programming constructs like Pointers, Dynamic memory allocation, Data structure, User Defined Data structures, File operations etc. You will build strong capability and confidence in yourself in order to convert a given problem statement into a working program. U will also learn how to program in embedded c for non-OS based (PIC Microcontrollers) and OS based (BeagleBone) hardware by completely leverage the peripherals provided and create excellent optimised C code.

Level-1 -> Linux systems:

This is the first level of Linux learning in Emertxe. You will be getting hands-on exposure to using Linux as a normal user. You will be executing commands followed by writing BASH Shell scripts. Along with that, you will be learning how to set-up Linux as the Embedded Systems development platform.

You will also be understanding multiple tools – Editors, Debuggers and compilers. By the end of this module you will get hands-on with Linux as a developer.

Level-2 -> Linux Internals and Systems programming:

This is second level of Linux learning in our Embedded Systems course. You will be practically get exposed to deeper aspects of Linux Kernel and Internals. It involves System calls, Inter Process Communication (IPC) mechanisms, TCP/IP socket programming, Developing multi-threading Applications using pThread library , Creating optimised multi-processing application in Linux.

You will also get hands-on exposure to various subsystems of Linux – Process management, Memory management and scheduling. By the end of this module you will able to create optimised Linux Applications which can be run on a PC or Embedded System.

Level-3 -> Embedded Linux on ARM:

In third level, you will be doing deep dive into Linux Kernel. It will start with building your understanding about Kernel code organization. You will get hands-on exposure to building your custom Linux Kernel for an ARM based Embedded target Beaglebone Black. You will also be learning how to port an existing PC based Linux Application (developed during Level-2) into an ARM based Embedded target.

By the end of this module, you will be having a complete knowledge of tuning, customising, downloading and debugging an application that is running on the ARM target. This module will also give you exposure into tool-chain required to create your custom Linux distribution.

Why Linux used for Embedded Systems ?

Linux occupies number one position when it comes to developing Embedded Systems. You may be wondering why is it so? There are multiple reasons for that, read on this FAQ item to understand few reasons:

Its FREE:

As you might have heard, Linux has adapted OpenSource development model. Anyone can use it with the help of General Public License (GPL). This means you don’t need to pay in order to customise/modify, redistribute and use Linux. Embedded Systems are manufactured in large scale, saving license cost means a lot for companies. This benefit helps organizations to adopt Linux and pass on its benefits to customers. This primarily will give you a view of why Linux used for Embedded Systems.

Its SECURE:

Linux is a very secure operating system due to multiple reasons. Since security is inherent to any Embedded Systems (example – Your own mobile phone), Linux becomes natural choice for developing Embedded Systems. Linux also provides latest protocols standards, debugging tools and many customisable aspects. As you can see, such features are very important when it comes to Embedded Systems. As a developer or business owner such features will make you adapt Linux for Embedded Systems.

Community Support:

Linux has got excellent community support. Passionate, committed developers keep enhancing Linux on a continuous basis. Any latest technology that is made available as a part of the kernel.org releases. Companies can directly integrate to their Embedded Systems product lines very quickly as it reduces development time. In business terms you might have heard about the term reducing Time-To-Market (TTM). You will be able to achieve it using Linux in Embedded Systems.

There are many other reasons (High availability, Portability, Developer tools etc..) why Linux used for Embedded Systems in such a wide manner, which you may want to read and understand. Please check-out our Emertxe – Blog site to access more similar articles.

Skills to become Embedded Systems developer | Why obtain Linux skills?

As called out in the previous question, Linux has emerged as the number one operating system for Embedded Systems Development. Linux skills has become critical today to become a successful Embedded Systems developer. Linux occupies centre stage of Embedded OS market due to the following reasons:

1. OpenSource licensing model
2. Customizability
3. Excellent tooling support
4. Best-in-class security
5. Excellent community support

Below mentions diagram describes skills to become Embedded Systems developer. U can clearly see Linux occupies major portion of the skill-sets.

Having said that, learning Linux is not easy because its complex design. One requires a operating system level understanding combined with practical hands on knowledge to become a good developer. Our entire ECEP course is build base on Linux as the common platform. It will expose you Linux at three levels – Linux Systems, Linux Internals and Embedded Linux.

By having Linux under your belt, your skill becomes sought after in the Embedded Systems job market. It will enable you to build devices across the spectrum of Embedded Systems:

1. Small scale IoT device (example – Wearable)
2. Networking and Communication (example – IoT Gateways)
3. Consumer electronic devices (example – Set top boxes)
4. Enterprise-class devices (example – Routers)

Learning Linux will enhance your career possibilities across various jobs roles of Embedded Systems.

Mentors in Emertxe are categorized into class-mentors, lab-mentors and student counsellors to help ramping up their performance and placement counsellors. U can reach out to them for specific queries and gain maximum benefit from their interaction. Practically there is not limitations to interact with your lab mentors, where maximum amount of time is spent to do the hands-on assignments and projects by the students. Check out Emertxe – mentor interaction video to get a view of what our past students are saying about our mentors.

Which version of Linux for Embedded Systems course?

In Emertxe Embedded Systems course, we will not be focusing on a particular version of Linux. We will be picking and choosing the Linux versions that are more competitive and makes the learning more effective. In the recent past we have been using Ubuntu and xUbuntu as they have good GUI and package support.

However, courses can become version centric when it comes to specific modules like Embedded Linux. In such modules you may see code level changes are higher between on version to another. For such subjects you will be learning a particular version that our mentoring team is recommending.

In summary there is no hard and fast rule when it comes to Linux versions. You will be exposed to the best possible version in order to have maximum learning outcome.

Linux in Desktop

Linux is a versatile operating system. If you look at Linux as an general purpose operating system, it has all the features required to run in a Desktop / PC. Typically you will not consider resource requirements in PC as resource availability is high (ex: Memory). Thanks to popular distributions like Ubuntu, you will get excellent GUI and Applications that matters for a normal user.

Linux in Embedded Systems

Running Linux on an Embedded Systems is not straight forward. Typically Embedded Systems means, you need run on a customized hardware (example – Beaglebone ARM Platform). These custom hardware will typically have lesser amount of resources. Hence customization and optimization aspects play a very important role. Thanks to OpenSource software development model, the whole Linux source code is available to you for modification. Added to that developers like you will have excellent set of tools (ex: Yocto Build framework) which will help to customize Linux easier.

Linux RTOS questions for interviews. How do I answer them?

As you might have noticed, our entire Embedded Systems Course is been built around Linux. Ever since our inception we have adopted OpenSource as a learning platform. As a participant, you will be learning both programming and embedded aspects of Linux during the ECEP course.

Linux in Desktop PCs:

Linux is a very fast OS with 30+ million lines-of-code running in Kernel alone. Such large code is been designed with some principles by developers. Some of the are:

1. Virtual Memory management
2. Interrupt mechanism support
3. User and Kernel space separation
4. Not giving control to the user on OS scheduling policies
5. Multiple peripheral support

These features are highly useful when it comes to General Purpose Systems (GPS) and Embedded Systems (ES). Hence Linux has occupied central stage as a GPOS and EOS. On the other side, they act as a disadvantage when it comes to Real Time Systems (RTS). Hence Linux by default is not suitable for hard real time applications, even though customizations (ex: RT-Linux) are available.

Linux in Real Time Systems (RTS / RTOS):

However as a fresh engineer when you face Linux RTOS questions for interviews, it becomes challenging for you to answer them. So our mentoring team has included following RTOS concepts are a part of Linux Internals and Networking module:

1. Introduction to RTOS
2. Real time scheduling
3. RTOS characteristics
4. RTS software design challenges
5. Differences between RTOS | GPOS | EOS

We will not be doing the practical aspects of Hard RTOS during embedded systems course course. But we will be teaching concepts of RTOS, using which you can easily answer Linux RTOS questions for interviews.

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Yes. Our Emertxe Embedded course fee structure consist of instalment options, mainly for long term courses. U can make payments using any of the options. U can get in touch with our Admission Team in the co-ordinates given below. They will be glad to assist you by sharing further details.

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Our admission team will get in touch with you and share you further steps about course registration. Apart from that you can reach out to our Admin team in the following ways, they will be glad to assist you:

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