Presenter: Dr Rami Mukhtar, NICTA

Further details and registration forms are available here.

About this Course

Increasingly aggressive product lifecycles and an increase in the embedded software content are demanding closely integrated hardware and software development methodologies.  This short course introduces the state of the art in contemporary embedded system design tools and methodologies. 

Participants will be given a critical comparison of common Electronic System Level (ESL) design tools followed by a detailed worked example of a device design using ESL techniques.  The advantages and limitations of using ESL tools will be demonstrated. 

The short course is presented by world experts in ESL tools and technologies.  Use of ESL tools will be demonstrated live through detailed worked examples.  
ESA proposes to offer this one-day course in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria.

Assumed Knowledge

This course assumes the audience have some experience in the specification and design of embedded systems. This assumed knowledge includes:

• An understanding of micro-electronic embedded systems, including on chip bus architectures, common peripheral components (timers, DMA controllers, interrupt controllers, etc.), and processors.
• C software development for embedded systems.

Further details and registration forms are available here.

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