Our Next Training Session:
May 21–23, 2013

Micrium’s advantages are not just in the source code; they are in the documentation, technical support, and our exceptional technical training.

Join us for free, hands-on training at our facility in Weston, Florida. With the purchase of any uC/OS-II or uC/OS-III software license, you can benefit from three full-day sessions with Micrium’s Matt Gordon.

Micrium’s training sessions are packed with valuable embedded software content and provide developers an ideal means of preparing for their projects.

 

Syllabus

Micrium’s three-day µC/OS-III and µC/TCP-IP training session provides an in-depth look at two of the embedded community’s favorite software components. The session’s first two days, which revolve around µC/OS-III, offer you the chance to learn both how real-time kernels are typically used and implemented. The third, optional day is dedicated to µC/TCP-IP, and provides the background information you need to get started on a new project incorporating this popular protocol stack.

The three-day session includes plenty of hands-on content in the form of coding exercises. You’ll leave the class with actual experience writing applications around µC/OS-III and µC/TCP-IP. You will also receive a free development board, and access to a variety of helpful reference material.

Day 1

• Introduction to Micrium and μC/OS-III
• Foreground/Background systems
• Kernel-based applications
• Tasks
• Scheduling and context switches
• Interrupts and exceptions

Day 2

• Synchronization primitives
• Mutual exclusion
• Inter-task communication
• Additional services

Day 3 (optional)

• Introduction to the TCP/IP protocol suite
• Lower-layer protocols
• UDP
• TCP

About Matt Gordon

Matt Gordon is a senior applications engineer at Micrium. He began his career developing device drivers, kernel ports, and example applications for Micrium’s customers. Drawing on this experience, Matt has written multiple articles on embedded software. He also heads Micrium’s training program and regularly teaches classes on real-time kernels and other embedded software components. Matt holds a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia.

FAQ

Q: Who can attend this workshop?
Attendees are required to have purchased a license for μC/OS-II or μC/OS-III

Q: What are the dates of the training?
May 21–23, 2013 (Tuesday through Thursday)

Q: What is the location of the training?
Micrium’s corporate office in Weston Florida

Q: What is the nearest airport?
Fort Lauderdale is the closest and more convenient. Another alternative is Miami International

Q: What expenses are covered?
You are responsible for travel, lodging, and meals.

Q: Can you suggest a hotel near the Micrium offices?
See the list of suggested hotels at the bottom of the page.

Q: What should I bring to the class?
A laptop computer is suggested

Q: What materials will Micrium supply?
Micrium will supply all training materials, including a Renesas RX63N RDK board that you will do exercises on and can keep

Register Today

To register for this event, send an email to Micrium Training with your name, company, and phone number. You will be contacted within 24 hours.

When and Where

Date & Time
May 21–23, 2013
8:30 am to 5:00 pm

Location
Micrium Headquarters
1290 Weston Road, Suite 306
Weston, FL 33326
+1 954 217 2036

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