Embedded systems are the hidden computers inside devices like smart watches and appliances. This skill helps you write firmware for small chips called microcontrollers. You can work with popular models like STM32 and ESP32.
You will learn to build programs that run on real-time operating systems such as FreeRTOS. The focus is on saving power, managing memory, and handling hardware directly. Tasks like setting up interrupts and moving data without the CPU are covered.
This skill is useful for electronics hobbyists and professional engineers. It guides you through creating reliable and efficient code for tiny, resource-limited devices. Every step aims to make your firmware work well in the real world.
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