InSkills Training

About Course

InSkills Training  (VG-EMBEDDED) is 5 months course to enable engineers develop skills in full breadth of InSkills starting from Advanced C,  Data Structures, LPC1313 Micro  controller architecture with ARM Cortex M3 processor, Linux internals and C++. Training  is offered in both classroom and online training modes. InSkills Training in Bangalore is targeted towards BE, ME fresher’s and Engineers working in other domains planning to make career in InSkills domain. Course structure is framed keeping in mind the current industry requirements.


InSkills Training divided in to multiple aspects,  with training focused on all aspects from InSkills basics,   all   industry standard micro controller architectures,  Embedded C programming, standard interface protocols and   multiple   industry   standard projects on  Automotive. All these topics are covered with practical examples based on these boards.


... InSkills Training course also covers multiple   hands-on projects based on industry standard Automotive LPC1313 micro controller. Learning starts from developing simple board based projects to complex projects involving   multiple peripherals connected  to make a complex InSkill. All these projects are done from scratch. Course curriculum also ensures that student does these projects hands-on with trainer guidance as part of dedicated lab sessions.
InSkills Training also includes 30+ detailed assignments (10 in C and Data structures, 10 in Micro controllers and  Peripherals, 10 in Linux Internals). These assignments are prepared by industry experts covering all aspects from InSkills. Student gets to work on these assignments with complete guidance from trainers and student learning is evaluated using completion of assignments as the sole criteria. Student is offered with multiple (more than 10+) interview opportunities based on performance in assignments. Completion of all these assignments make a fresher as good as a 3+ year experienced engineer. That’s the quality of assignments!
VLSIGuru Institute has expertise in both VLSI and InSkill domain. We have trained more than 1000 graduates over last 5 years since training was started in 2012. VLSIGuru Institute is rated among the Best Embedded Training Institutes in Bangalore .
Below is salient features of InSkills Training course.
Introduction to InSkills
C Programming on InSkills
Fundamentals of C programming
C Data structures
InSkills interfacing with peripherals
Micro controller Architecture
ARM 32-bit Micro-controller
Hands on projects
Linux Internals
C++ Programming

Curriculum

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1.INTRODUCTION TO C
Design Methods
Top Down Design
Bottom Up Design
Programming Languages
Low Level language
Machine Language
Assembly Language
High Level Languages
Structure of C Program
2.Elements of C
C Character set
Alphabets
Digits
Special Characters
Keywords/Reserved Words
Data Types
Constants
Numeric Constants
Character Constants
String Constants
Variables
Variable Declaration
Variable Initialisation
3.Operators And Expressions
Arithmetic Operators
Unary Arithmetic Operators
Binary Arithmetic Operators
Integer Arithmetic
Floating Point Arithmetic
Relational Operators
Logical Operators
AND (&&) Operator
OR (||) Operator
NOT (!) Operator
Sizeof Operator
4.Control Statements
If else
Nesting of If else Ladder
Else if Ladder
Loops
While Loop
Do While loop
For loop
Nesting of Loops
Infinite Loops
Break statement
Continue Statement
Switch Case
5.Functions
Advantages of Using Functions
Library Functions
User defined functions
Function Definition
Function Call
Return Statement
Function Arguments
Types Of Functions
Function with no Arguments and no Return type
Function with no Arguments and Return type
Function with Arguments and no Return type
Function with Arguments and Return type
Recursion
Advantages and Disadvantages of recursion
Local variables In recursion
6.Arrays
One dimensional Arrays
Declaration Of 1-D Array
Accessing 1-D Array
Initialisation of 1-D Array
1-D array and Functions
Two dimensional array
Declaration and Accessing of 2-D Array
Initialisation of 2-D arrays
Introduction to Strings
7.Pointers
About Memory Organisation
Address Operator
Pointer Variables
Pointer Addresses
Pointer arithmetic’s
Pointer to Pointer
Pointer And 1-D array
Pointer and 2-d array
Pointers and Functions
Function returning Pointer
Array of pointers
Void Pointers
Dynamic Memory Allocation
malloc()
calloc()
realloc()
free()
8.Strings
String constants and String Variables
String Library Functions
strlen()
strcpy()
strcmp()
strcat()
String pointers
Array of strings
9.Structures and Unions
Defining a structure
Declaring Structure variables
With structure Definition
Using Structure Tag
Initialisation of Structure Variables
Accessing of Members of structures
Storage of Structures in Memory
Structure Bit-Fields
Sizeof structures
Array of Structures
Arrays within Structures
Pointers to Structures
Pointers Within Structures
Structures and functions
Self Referential structures
10.C Preprocessor
#define
Macros and Macros With Arguments
Nesting in Macros
Problems with Macros
Macros vs Functions
Conditional Compilation
Predefined Macros
#pragma directive
11.Operation on Bits
Bitwise AND(&&)
Bitwise OR(|)
Bitwise XOR(^)
Bitwise Right Shift(>>)
Bitwise Left Shift(<<)
One’s Compliment
Masking
Bit fields
12.Storage Classes
auto
register
static
extern
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1.Linked list
Introduction to single linked list
Traversing a single linked list
Inserting an element in SLL
Deleting a node from SLL
Question on rearranging an SLL
Question on moving last node to front of list
Printing the elements of SLL using recursion
Recursive program to reverse an SLL
Doubly linked list
Circular linked list
Problems on DLL and CLL
2. Stacks and Queues
Introduction to stacks
Implementing of stacks using arrays
Linked list implementation of stack
Implementing of queue using arrays
Implementing of queue using Linked list
Implementation of queue using circular array
Infix to postfix conversion algorithm
Postfix evaluation algorithm
Problems on Stacks and queues
3.Trees
Introduction to tree traversals
Implementation of traversals and time and space analysis
Double order traversal
Triple order traversal
Number of binary tress possible
Recursive program to count number of leaves and non leaves
Recursive program to find the height of tree
Binary search Tree
Problems on BST
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1.Introduction to ARM Cortex m3
2.Introduction to LPC 1313
3.Memory Architecture
4.GPIO Handling
Configuring General Purpose Input and Output Module
Switching the Peripherals (on / off)
Signaling LED’s
Monitoring the User Keys…etc
LED Blinking
5.Analog Joystick
6.Analog touch Sensor
7.Analog Encoder
8.Seven Segment Display
9.LCD
10.ADC
Implementation of Analog to Digital Converter
Observing LM35(Temperature)
Analog Voltage Measurement (POT)
Finding Analog Joystick Positions
11.DA
12.PWM
Implementation of Pulse Width Modulation
Motor Speed Control
Light Intensity Control
Buzzer Sound Control
13.Timers
Implementation of Timers
We Can Implement Task Scheduler
For Counting Events
For Encoder Pulses
14.Systic timer
15.NVIC
16.Interrupts
17.UART
Implementation of Universal Asynchronous Receiver and Transmitter
See the Controller data at live time in another Screen
Send Instructions to Machine when it is running
Perform Simplex communication
18.I2C
Implementation of Inter Integrated Circuit
Transmitting the Data from Master to Outside Slave
Saving the Live Data in EEPROM
Handling Real Time Clock
19.SPI
Implementation of Serial Peripheral Interface
Processor to Processor Communication
Handling DAC with SPI
Sending data to MAX7219(4 digit SSD)
20.CAN
Elaboration of Control Area Network
Real time data Transmission
Data Security
Filtering data
Error Handling
21.Cooperative task Scheduler
Implementation of Co-operative Task Scheduler
Periodic Execution of tasks
22.Real Time Projects
Project1 : Setting Factory Defaults
Usage: Fix vehicles speed limit, rpm, engine Temperature etc.
Project2 : Smart Home Automation
Usage: You can able to Set any electronic device when to ON and When to OFF or Automatically sensing etc.
23.Interview Point of Questions
NOTE:All Implementations are from Scratch(by seeing controller User Manual)
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1. Operating System
What is an operating system
Why Linux?
Linux Kernel Architecture
2. The Process
Process State
Process Control Block
Context Switch
CPU scheduler
Dispatcher
3. Scheduling Algorithms
FIFO Scheduling Algorithm
Round robin
Priority Based Scheduling
Shortest Job First
4. Processes
Creating Sub process with fork
Synchronising With the Creator process
System commands
The Process Table
Orphan and Zombie Process
5. Threads
6. Signals
7. The Operating System Interface
What are System Calls?
System call Interface
8.Inter-Process Communication
Pipes
What is Pipe?
Parent and Child Processes
Reading closed Pipes
FIFO
Accessing a FIFO
Client/Server Using FIFO
9. Process Synchronisation
Need of Synchronisation
Introduction to Synchronisation Mechanisms
Conditions for Synchronisation Mechanisms
Lock Variables
TSL
TSL Question
Disabling Interrupts
Turn Variable or Strict Alteration Method
interested Variable
Peterson Solution
Tracing Peterson Solution
Sleep and Wake
10. Introduction to Semaphores
Counting Semaphores
Problems on Counting Semaphore
Binary Semaphore or mutexes
11. Threads
Introduction
Threads Creation
Thread Termination
Thread Synchronization
Mutexes
Semaphores
Reentrancy
12.Inter Process Communication
Message Queues
msgget
msgsnd
msgrcv
msgctl
Shared Memory segment
shmget
shmat
shmdt
shmctl
Semaphores
Semaphore Definition
Linux semaphore Facilities
Using Semaphore
13. Memory Management
Memory Hierarchy
Virtual memory
Fragmentation and Compaction
Dealing with Fragmentation
Page Table in Memory
Memory allocation with Paging
Sharing the processor and sharing Memory
Swapping
Page Tables
Levels of page Table
Page Table Hierarchy
Page Tables problem
Page Replacement
Page Replacement Algorithms
Virtual to Physical address translation
Two level Translation
Three level Translation
14. DeadLocks
What is Deadlock?
Why Deadlock is a problem?
Conditions for Deadlock to Occur
How to deal with Deadlock
Deadlock Prevention
Deadlock Avoidance
Deadlock Recovery
Deadlock Handling Mechanisms
Bankers Algorithm
Resource allocation Graph
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1. Introduction
Why C++
Difference Between C and C ++
Procedural Oriented Programming Language
Object Oriented Programming Language
2.What is C++
Features of C++
Data Encapsulation
Data Abstraction
Polymorphism
Inheritance
3. Basic Input Output Statements in C++
The standard output stream(cout)
C++ program Structure
Compiling and Executing C++ Program
Namespaces
New Datatypes in C++
4. Scope Resolution Operator
Syntax of Scope resolution operator
References
C++ References vs Pointers
C++ pointers vs References
5. Function Overloading
What is function Overloading
Default Values in parameters
Argument passed by value and reference
Inline functions
What is Inline function?
Reason for the need of Inline Function
Difference between Inline functions and Macros
Advantages of Inline functions
6. Class
What is Class?
Features of Class?
How to Write a Class?
Access Specifiers
Creation of Objects
Data Encapsulation Example
Malloc and New
7. Friend Classes
Friend functions
Friend Classes
Class Member Functions and Classes as Friends
Friend Declarations
8. Constructors
Types of Constructors
Default Constructor
Parameterized Constructor
Copy Constructor
Destructor
9. Operator Overloading
Operator overloading Restrictions
Operator overloading of Different Unary and Binary Operators
10. Inheritance
Inheritances Between classes
Types of Inheritance
Single Inheritance
Multiple Inheritance
Multi Level Inheritance
Hybrid Inheritance
Hierarchical Inheritance
11. Polymorphism
Pointers to Base class
Abstract base classes
12. Templates
Function Templates
Class Templates
Advantages of templates
13. Exception Handling
Exceptional Behaviour
Facing an Exception
Catching Multiple Exceptions
Nesting Exceptions
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Group discussions will be running throughout the course

Course videos

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Unit 1 SES1:Linux basics and Embedded C-data types 03:13:13
Unit 2 SES2:Embedded C-operators 03:10:59
Unit 3 SES3 :Embedded C - Types of Variables, Functions and pointers 03:21:24
Unit 4 SES4 :Embedded C - Control statements 03:00:56
Unit 5 SES5 :Embedded C - Arrays and pointers 02:55:23
Unit 6 SES6 :Embedded C - Data Structure 03:05:28
Unit 7 SES7 :Embedded C - Data Structure continued 01:45:57
Unit 8 SES8 :Embedded C - Operations using data-structures 02:14:11
Unit 9 SES9 :Embedded C - Stack operations and Stack data structure 02:36:31
Unit 10 SES10 :Embedded C - Recurssion and Tree data structures 02:24:03
Unit 11 SES1:Basic Architecture of ARM-LPC1313 02:20:22
Unit 12 SES2:Basics of C-progarm for ARM-LPC1313 using keil microvision 4 software 02:51:26
Unit 13 SES3:Implementing Key-touch program for ARM-LPC1313 and analysing using debugger 02:45:53
Unit 14 SES4:Configuring ARM-LPC1313 ADC and analysing using deugger 02:54:31
Unit 15 SES5: Configuring ARM-LPC1313 ADC Continued ,Basics of UART and configuring ARM-LPC1313 UART 02:24:59
Unit 16 SES6 :Configuring ARM-LPC1313 SPI , Configuring ARM-LPC1313 LCD 02:23:23
Unit 17 SES7: Configuring ARM-LPC1313 I2C module 02:31:15
Unit 18 SES8 :Configuring ARM-LPC1313 Timers and counters to generate PWM and creating Task schedular , Basics of CAN Protocol 01:29:36
Unit 19 SES9: CAN Protocol Continued , Embedded project design flow (Ex: light monitoring system in car) 01:38:16
Unit 20 SES10:Configuring ARM-LPC1313 UART continued ,Bascics Serial pheripheral interface 01:42:29
Unit 21 SES11:Process synchronization 02:23:01
Unit 22 SES12 :Process synchronization continued , Memory management 02:10:58


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