C Programming Basics For Microcontrollers & Embedded System

Go from zero to hero in programming with C and C# Languages and start your Microcontroller Journey

4.30 (264 reviews)

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What you will learn

Program microcontrollers with C programming language

Make a user friendly program

Learn the basics of coding in C

Trace errors in your Code easily and effectively

Why take this course?

Step into the world of embedded systems with "Master C Programming: Embedded Systems & Microcontroller Essentials". This course is expertly crafted to turn beginners into skilled practitioners of both C and C# programming languages, with a focus on microcontroller applications.

Why Enroll in This Course?

Expertise in Dual Languages: Dive deep into the intricacies of C and C# to program microcontrollers with precision.
Hands-On Microcontroller Programming: Learn to code microcontrollers from the ground up and understand their core functionality.
Embedded Systems Mastery: Develop the expertise needed to excel in the ever-evolving field of embedded system technology.
Practical Approach: Apply your learning with real-world examples and comprehensive C# material to reinforce basic C concepts.

Continuous Learning Promise:

Stay ahead with ongoing updates. Join over 5,200 students in this continuously evolving learning journey!

Testimonials:

Shane Butler: "An enlightening dive into C programming."

Jason Holmes: "Exceptional course that's truly comprehensive."

Course Experience:

Forget about courses that drag on without purpose. Here, every lecture is optimized for effective learning, ensuring a quick start in C programming. The content is designed for engagement, with quizzes and practical examples accompanying each new concept.

Whether you're completely new to microcontrollers or looking to refresh your knowledge, this course adapts to your needs. Each module builds upon the last, with ample resources like sample code and documentation to support your learning curve.

Our team of educators is dedicated to your success, providing a learning experience that's both meaningful and empowering. While we can't do the work for you, we are here to help you achieve your highest potential.

With free software, bonus books, and extra resources included, your journey to mastering microcontrollers and embedded systems starts here. Happy learning from the team at Educational Engineering!

Reviews

James

July 5, 2020

I expected more lessons specific on microcontrollers & embedded system, but this is just a lecture of basic programming which it does not talk about anything on microcontrollers. This lecture consists of a handful reading lecture slides than actual explaining on the video. Maybe they can improve by explaining the syntax better and having a more clear preview to let the students know what they should expect to learn throughout the entire course.

Pooja

May 19, 2020

This course help me to how c program used in microcontroller... Udemy app help to all... Thank u so much

David

April 30, 2020

The course to me was very informative in that it refreshed my knowledge from many years. I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn C#

Frederik

April 15, 2020

C90 is old and bad. It should not be taught anymore. Never! But then again, stating about function declarations that "If the list is empty, a function does not take any arguments." is plain wrong for ANY C standard. The different meaning of this statement for declaration and definition of a function is also completely left out. And again, leaving out the return type is C90 and should be avoided at any cost. Why? I expect a course to explain that if the possibility to do it is mentioned at all. Also the style throughout the course is horrible. Variable name uppercase, lowercase ... same for function names, then teaching non-standard C like binary constants or the String data type etc. It all boils down to "if it compiles, it's good" which is really bad programming practice. ... And again, stating things like a++ is the same as A=a+1 is plain wrong. Courses which teach like this should be banned from the internet. C cannot be taught in 3 hours. If you still try to do so, at least use a decent compiler, enable a basic set of compiler warnings for bad C code constructs and teach based on what compiles then without warnings. That way the people still do not learn a lot in 3 hours but at least they do not learn bad things (that become dangerous if they go and apply them in their actual job). The trainers here have probably learned C from one of those "C in 5 hours (no ads)" videos on YouTube and are now spreading half-baked knowledge and ideas ... for money. That's a shame. ... ... ... And then suddenly the course ends after about an hour and starts teaching C# with Visual Studio. Speechless. I stopped here.

Mantis

October 30, 2019

The first 50% of the course is a general introduction into the most basic C concepts, the last 50% "Bonus" lectures are the same superbasic introductions on C#. In the whole course there are just 2-3 mentions of specific microcontroller topics, like the compiler which is used in the course and how a pin is read.

Embedded

September 22, 2019

This is very very basic course. Nothing new to learn and of course this is not a course related for Embedded Systems, is just a course like other course about language C. It is a very disappointing course.

Arpan

May 9, 2019

As I am a beginner so it was quite good for me. I learned a lot but one thing as I am from India so I faced a little problem to understand professor's accent.

Javier

October 31, 2017

Es un buen comienzo pero es muy limitado. No lo recomendaría para personas que hayan usado mínimamente un microcontrolador

Adam

September 13, 2017

the content could had been done in one video lesson, and the part of changing the font size wasn't necessary, due who is here is looking to learn about microcontrollers.

Yasser

April 2, 2017

I gained very little information I cannot recommend anyone to take this course. The teacher was very messy when he gave the lecture. I am upset to buy this course.

Charles

January 15, 2017

I am not sure the target audience for this course. It was adequate as a review. I did consider asking for refund, but i did get value ($10) Thanks

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