Who this is for
Electronics, electrical and computer students who want to program the hardware inside everyday devices.
What you learn
Embedded C, microcontroller basics with Arduino and ARM-based boards, GPIO, timers and interrupts, ADC, communication protocols (UART, I2C, SPI), sensors and actuators, and an introduction to real-time operating systems.
How it runs
Three months, one phase each: training, an internship project, then a capstone project and career preparation. Every plan has the same lessons, projects and certificates. The Live plan adds live sessions and doubt-clearing sessions. The Career plan adds placement assistance, mock interviews with a person, a resume and LinkedIn review and a session with the founding team.
What you finish with
A finished embedded project, such as a sensor-based monitoring device, with circuit, code and a short report. You also get a programme completion certificate and an internship completion certificate. Placement assistance, where your plan includes it, comes with no job guarantee.