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Lecture 1 - Introduction to ARM assembly language
What is an embedded system,
Name a few examples of embedded s...,
Define cyber physical systems
33
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Lecture 2 - ARM Assembly and Input/Output
What is an immediate value,
Why can immediate values only be ...,
What does the arm assembly functi...
40
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Lecture 3 - Processor and memory
What is processor architecture,
What are the two types of process...,
Why is harvard architectures best...
47
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Lecture 4 - Caches and virtual memory
What are three types of cache org...,
What is a direct mapped cache,
What is a fully associated cache
40
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Lecture 5 - Introduction to C programming
What does it mean that c is a pro...,
What are the built in data types ...,
What is the syntax when declaring...
29
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Lecture 6 - Resource constrained programming
What is a microcontroller,
What is the difference between a ...,
What are the constrints of micro ...
18
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Lecture 7 - Tools for embedded programming
What are static analysers,
Rnu time analysers,
What are unit tests
17
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Lecture 8 - Compilation and optimization
What are compilation units,
What component combines the diffe...,
When using shared library what to...
50
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Lecture 9 - Embedded operating systems
What is the difference between a ...,
Why can using os and processes be...,
What is a rtos
72
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Lecture 10 - Power and wrap up
What is the formula of power give...,
What is the definition of power,
Should you optimize for power or ...
35
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Miscellaneous
Compare risc and cisc,
What is the formula for execution...,
What is the formula for avarage m...
30
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