MicroC/OS-II: Real-Time Kernel Overview

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Scheduling Mechanisms: Context Switching and Policies

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Embedded Systems: Control Basics

Introduces control basics, real-time programming, interrupts, and sensor networks in embedded systems, emphasizing resource management and real-time constraints.

Microcontrollers Fundamentals

Covers microcontrollers fundamentals, including operations, pointers, interrupts, and interrupt handling.

Locking Primitives: Avoiding Race Conditions in Threads

Covers locking primitives necessary to prevent race conditions in multithreaded programming, focusing on mutual exclusion and atomic operations.

Nios II Interrupts

Explores the Nios II embedded system architecture, trade-off patterns, interrupt handling, exceptions, and ISR performance metrics.

IO Devices: Interaction and Performance

Covers the interaction between operating systems and IO devices, focusing on hardware fundamentals and performance implications.

Parallel Port & Nios II Interrupts

Covers the design of a programmable parallel port interface for an Avalon bus and the architecture of the Nios II processor.

CPU and I/O Scheduling: Multi-Level Feedback Queues

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Scheduling Internals: Metrics and Policies

Discusses scheduling internals, metrics, and policies in computer systems, emphasizing efficiency and the complexities of modern multi-core architectures.