(WINTER 2010)
Embedded Systems Architecture (Section 1)
EECS X497.36
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A required course in the Certificate Program in Embedded Systems Engineering.
Learn about the architecture of embedded systems and explore the difference between embedded design and traditional electronic device design. The special demands on embedded systems including real-time programming, portability, low power usage, and miniaturization dictate a different approach. The course introduces models and architectures, and covers such topics as specification, system partitioning, design quality, and developing synthesizable models. Prerequisite: EECS 805, C Programming for Embedded Systems and EECS X497.32, Fundamentals of Embedded Systems, or equivalent experience. See enrollment confirmation for login information.
Clyde R. Visser, B.S.E.E., PE, is a senior digital hardware engineer at L-3 Communications. He has 20 years engineering experience in the telecommunication, data communication, medical, and power conversion systems industries. Visser holds one patent and is a licensed electrical engineer.
| When: |
Jan 04, 10 to Mar 21, 10 |
| Where: |
Online |
| Fee: |
$685.00
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| Reg#: |
00161 |
| Textbook Information: |
COMPUTERS AS COMPONENTS
Book Required ISBN: 9780123743978
WOLF, 2ed, ELSEVIER HEALTH SCIENCE
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| Meeting Schedule: |
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Room |
| On-line Meeting | 1/4/2010 | Monday | 12:00AM | 12:00AM | On-line class | OL |
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