EE HW Design & Firmware

EE HW Design & Firmware

This course provides a deep dive into the world of embedded systems by focusing on both hardware and firmware aspects. Learners will gain practical skills in designing electronic hardware circuits and programming microcontrollers to create intelligent systems. 

The course is tailored for those who want to build complete embedded solutions—from PCB layout to writing low-level code that directly interfaces with sensors, actuators, and communication modules. Whether you’re targeting consumer electronics, automotive systems, IoT devices, or industrial controls, this course delivers the knowledge and experience needed to thrive in the embedded domain.

🔧 Why Choose This Course?

This course bridges the crucial gap between theory and industry application. Unlike traditional electronics or programming courses, this program integrates both hardware design and firmware development in a hands-on, application-driven approach. Students will work on real-time projects that simulate industry environments and challenges. 

With the rise of IoT, electric vehicles, wearable tech, and automation, embedded systems knowledge has become an essential skill set across many domains. This course ensures you’re not just job-ready—but future-ready.

🎓 Who Should Learn This?

This course is ideal for engineering students (ECE, EEE, E&I, Mechatronics, CSE) as well as diploma holders, working professionals, or anyone interested in product design and embedded technologies. It’s also highly beneficial for entrepreneurs or innovators looking to prototype smart electronic products. 

Whether you’re starting from scratch or upgrading your technical toolkit, this course will elevate your practical knowledge and confidence in embedded development.

💼 Career Opportunities

Professionals skilled in both hardware and firmware have a competitive edge, especially in domains like Electric Vehicle systems, medical device development, smart wearables, and industrial automation. With the rise of smart products, companies are constantly looking for engineers who can design optimized embedded solutions that are low-power, reliable, and production-ready. Furthermore, this course builds a strong foundation for higher studies or specialization in areas like real-time systems, robotics, VLSI, or embedded Linux development. Freelancers and entrepreneurs can also leverage these skills to develop their own IoT devices or product startups.

🛠️ Tools & Technologies Covered

This course provides deep hands-on exposure to industry-standard tools and technologies used in embedded product development. On the hardware side, students will work with development boards such as STM32, Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi, gaining experience in microcontroller architecture, GPIO interfacing, and circuit debugging. Schematic design and PCB layout will be taught using EAGLE or KiCad, with students learning how to create custom boards from scratch.

For firmware development, the course covers Embedded C programming, CMSIS libraries, and real-time operating systems (RTOS) like FreeRTOS. IDEs and toolchains such as Keil uVision, STM32CubeIDE, PlatformIO, and Atmel Studio will be used extensively.