PIC µC training course curriculum is designed to develop to equip the participants with all the all required skills required to work with Programmable Interface Controllers (PIC microcontrollers) at both the hardware and software fronts. This training program enables the aspirants to work on the architecture, pin diagram, and input-output interfacing. Exposure to Embedded C and using assembly functions/programs in C is also the part of this training. The PIC microcontroller training imparts the skills to meet the needs of embedded systems industry by programming th eelctronic circuits to work for wide range of tasks. https://www.multisoftsystems.com/embedded-systems/pic-microcontroller-training

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Microcontroller
PIC 32
Course Content
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Microcontroller PIC 32 Course Content
1. Intensive overview of essential C concepts and idioms
 Data types, data structures, pointers and arrays
 Using pointers to search collections of data
2. Arrays and buffers
 Circular buffers
 Polygonal buffers
 I/O vectors
3. Linked Lists in depth
 Singly linked and doubly linked lists
 Using lists to implements FIFO queues and LIFO queues (stacks)
 Using lists of linked lists
 Using linked list nodes containing void * pointers to implement heterogeneous
collections of data
 Using linked lists to implement resizeable arrays
4. Binary trees, their uses and their relations
 Basic binary trees
 Self-balancing binary trees (AVL, Red-Black, Splay)
 Heaps and their uses
 Huffman encoding
 Priority queues

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5. Error detection
 CRC checksums (16 bit and 32 bit)
6. Implementing simple memory management schemes
7. Implementing simple flash memory file systems
8. State Machines and Statecharts
 Event driven programming
 Basic FSMs
 Pattern matching
 Parsing
 State driven hardware and communication protocols
 Implementing FSMs using switch statements
 Implementing FSMs using a table driven approach
 Limitations of FSMs
 Extended FSMs and hierarchical FSMs
 Extending FSMs by adding variables and conditional transitions
 Nesting state machines (push down automata)
9. Statecharts
 Hierachical FSMs and extended FSMs (simple statecharts)
 Orthogonal statecharts and concurrency
 Active objects - linking multi-tasking, message passing and event driven
programming

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10.Basic Multi Tasking
 Multi tasking concepts
 What is meant by Real Time ?
 Soft vs. Hard Real Time
 What is a scheduler?
 Scheduling without an operating system
 State machines and mosaic schedulers
 Timer interrupt and task queue based scheduling
 Polling vs. Interrupts for working with peripherals ?
 Synchronisation mechanisms in operating systems free applications
11.Optional - Advanced Module - FreeRTOS on the PIC32
 Task structures
 Task life cycle
 Task management
 Task data structures
 Task queues
 Message queues
 Semaphores (counting, binary, mutex)
 Monitors
 Pipes
 Memory management services
 Signals
 Timers
 Device drivers

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12.Optional - Advanced Module – Free RTOS Standard Inter-Process
Communication Idioms
 Producer - Consumer
 Monitors
 Readers and Writers
 Workcrew