ECEP - Induction
Team Emertxe
Agenda
 Embedded Industry in India
 ECEP course details
 Our approach
 Our methodology
 Placements
 Do’s and Don’ts
Embedded Industry in India
Embedded industry
in India
Phase- I
• Outsourced product development from India
• Purely cost advantage
• Project or contract based work execution
Phase - II
• Offshore development centers of major MNCs (ex: Intel, TI, HP etc…)
• Task level ownership
• Augmenting teams in the head-quarters
Phase – III
• Complete product development from India
• Domestic market needs
• Higher value added activities – product ownership, product launch,
innovation, IP creation
Problem statement:
What are we trying to address?
Industry-Academia gap
(Higher employability through hands-on trainings)
Low conversion ratio in Hiring
(Candidate turn-out vs selection)
Domain specific ramp-up
(Project based induction programs)
Organizational skill building
(Long term skill and talent management)
Skill level challenges are faced by both organizations and academia
Key challenges
Employable
Engineers from
college
Engineers with
product development
skills
Fresher get
opportunity to
attend interviews
Fresher reach
final round of
interview
* Reference [National programming skills / Employability report] – Aspiring minds research /
NASCOMM reports
National status
Programming skills
2.21%
2.56%
31.01%
64.22%
Functionally & Logically correct code Functionally correct code with some errors
Not able to write functionally correct code Not able to write compilable code
* Reference [National programming skills report]
Popular career myths
•Reality: More than 6,80,000 jobs in market. Companies finding hard to hire
Myth1: There are less jobs in Embedded Systems
•Reality: CSE / IS skills are very much required. Anyone with creative skills!
Myth2: It is only for ECE / EEE students
•Reality: Programming is everywhere. YOU must solve customer problem
Myth3: Core job in Embedded doesn’t involve programming
•Reality: As long as devices are there in this world, Embedded will be there
Myth4: Embedded looks old. Long term career is not there
•Its not about learning new syntax. Learn one language very well to solve
problems
Myth5: The more programming language I know, the better
it is for me
ECEP – Course overview
ECEP Course
 Name: Emertxe Certified Embedded
Professional (ECEP)
 Duration: 5 months*
 Focus areas:
• 70% practical approach
• Class-room delivery, Hands-on
session, Assignments
• PIC / ARM / Atmel platforms
• Continuous evaluation system
• Module specific projects
• DISHA – Career track
* For people who opted for ECEP Advanced course, duration will be for 6 months. Includes
additional module – Linux Device Drivers (LDD)
Goal: Transform engineers with skill-gap into ready-to-deploy resources
with organizations working in the domain of embedded systems
The Skill-Game
Level-1
(1-3 months)
Level-2
(3-5 months)
Level-3
(6+ months)
College
graduated
Engineer (With
skill-gaps)
Ready-To-
Deploy (RTD)
Resource in a
company
This skill transition is achieved via process-oriented systematic approach, that builds
skills & confidence in engineers. This process goes through continuous changes in order
to keep the output in-sync with hiring organization needs.
Skills & Capabilities
Level1:
• Linux Commands
• Dev environment
• Shell Scripting
• C programming
Level2:
• Data Structures
• Linux Internals
• TCP/IP networking
• Micro-controllers
programming
Level3:
• Embedded Linux
• Linux device drivers
• ARM platform
Entry level engineers go through systematic, step-by-step approach to increase their
skills and capabilities. Our course curriculum & delivery methods help them to achieve
this.
Each subject is provided with a set of high quality projects, to ensure students build a
working solution based on what they have leant.
Our approach
Crux of coaching
“Any life can be damaged by the wrong words from the right person’s lips.
Conversely, any life can be healed by the right words from the right person’s
lips. Each of our lives has been touched by the presence of one individual who
made a tremendous difference. That individual may have trusted in you when
others doubted, backed you when others backed away, saw deeper into your
soul than you ever imagined possible. That person provided a kind word at a
critical moment, an encouraging smile, or an arm around the shoulder”
Emertxe training methodology believes and implements “coaching”
approach, by building in skill and confidence in individuals.
Learning by doing
“Learning is far more efficient when the person is encouraged to develop
solutions with their own-hands. With this approach individuals will go
through “do-reflect-generalize-apply” cycle thereby able to meet industry
expectations. Applying learning to practical problems is key to building
technology businesses”
Emertxe trainings lay very high stress on hands-on, practical methodology
for getting prepared for industry. By taking this problem solving approach
learning is more engaged and effective.
Our methodology
Delivery structure
Classroom
•Work-book
•Slide-deck
•Understand
concepts well
•Industry usage
•Scenario
understanding
Hands-on
•Template
programs
•High support
from mentor
•Apply concepts
•Create working
programs
Assignments
•Specific problem
provided
•Find out solution
on your own
•Minimal support
from mentor
•Systematic
problem solving
approach
Emertxe Book Library is available at 1st floor : 100+ books for students
Assessment system
• Discipline
• Consistency
• Interest
Attendance
• Logical
• Analytical
• Problem solving
• 40 assignments
(avg) per subject
Assignments
• SDLC
• Use case-building
• Real-time usage
• 8 projects (avg)
during the course
Projects
• Technical aptitude
• Consistency
• Continuous
improvement
Weekly test
• Conceptual
understanding
• Application
scenario
Module test
Our assessment system evaluates candidates in a holistic manner –
Technical know-how, problem solving, process knowledge, aptitude,
behavioral parameters
Progress report
Important:
 Assessment band is an indicator, not to be seen as a CGPA / %
 Will have direct relation with placement chances v/s placement conversion
 Placement companies ask for this data, we share the grades as A, B+, B, C and D
starting from top to bottom. This will make a difference in company shortlisting
 Use it as a measure for continuous improvement
DISHA system
Company specific coaching
(Refresher sessions, previous papers etc.)
Resume workshop
(Creating impressive résume, review)
Interview workshop
(How to crack tech & HR interviews?)
Behavioural skills
(How to behave in workplace?)
Career building
(Suggestions, Advise, Guidance)
Placements
Placement process
Placement
intimation (via
Google Group)
Check details
(Eligibility,
Terms/Conditions,
Skill details)
Apply via online
link provided
Internal
shortlisting (Based
on placement
entry criteria*)
Company
shortlisting
Written Test /
Interview
Job Offer &
Joining
Shift to weekend
batch**
* Entry criteria detailed in next slide
** For students who get placed before course completion
Placement eligibility
 Aggregate > 60% in B.E / B.Tech
 Min cut-off (40%) in all assessments and exams
 Min number of assignments (70%) in every module and 1 project to
be completed per module
 Attendance to be maintained above 90%
 In case you are not able to meet the above, only exception is to
have more than 70% score in the module
Placement details
 Placement process ‘begins’ by the end of Embedded C module and
continues further
 Resume workshop is conducted by the end of Embedded C module, its
important to complete all projects & assignments
 Shortlisting criteria will differ between companies its purely depends on
the company
 The critical core subjects for placement conversion: Embedded C + Data
Structures + Linux internals & networking + Micro-controllers
 Company specific details are shared before sending individuals to
companies
 For higher performing students ‘PowerTrack’ approach is taken with higher
level of skill building and premium company placements
Job roles
Aeronautical Automotive
Consumer
electronics
Telecom IoT
Automation
& control
Testing and validation
Tuning, Customization, Bug fixing
Application development
OS bring-up, porting
Board bring-up, Device driver development
Verticals
Important points
 Discipline and regular attendance is the key
 Preparing Aptitude, Basic electronics, Final year projects –
YOUR responsibility!
 Vertical & Horizontal roles will vary between companies or
even within teams. We will not be able to demand anything
with companies in this regard
 Don’t have any side-line conversations with companies (HR /
interviewer), Emertxe will take care of complete co-
ordination
 By keeping placements as topmost priority our course
schedule will be adjusted. Don’t see this as DELAY!
Placement Blacklisting
 Placement blacklisting happens to any student when he / she creates
issues in terms of the following:
• Company specific package, terms, conditions will be communicated well in
advance. You need to say NO (in case) well in advance. In case you reject the
offer you will be blacklisted
• If you don’t show up for test/interview without informing us
• Companies found incorrect data presented (ex: CGPA / Percentage)
 Once a student is blacklisted he / she will not be allowed to further apply
for any placements. However there is no issue in continuing the course
 Please note when above mentioned process is followed to protect
Emertxe’s relationship with placement companies and other student’s
career
Course Closure
I get placed before
course got completed
Join immediately to the
company
Watch out for weekend batch
dates in our website
Complete pending modules
and obtain certification
I completed the course
but didn’t get placed
1:1 review – Performance,
Further Placement chances,
Project plan, Certification
Project completion
Achieve placement /
Placement chances exhausted
Do’s & Don'ts
Do’s and Don’ts
 Do’s:
• Regular attendance (9:30 AM –
5:30 PM)
• Follow the instructions
• Work as per what we say!
• Appreciate the system
• Communicate: Discuss, seek-
help, provide/take feedback
• Continuously improve
• Learn from peers/classmates
 Don'ts:
• Missing classes
• Assuming things
• Personal attacks
• Unhealthy arguments
• Negative behavior
Emertxe holiday list will be
shared with all of you. We work
all other days apart from that.
Taking any leaves will affect your
placements.
Action items
1. Welcome email with SPOC details
• First level – Lab mentor
• Second level – Class mentor
• Third level – SPOC
2. Subscribing to Google groups [Within one week] – Placements &
Announcements
3. Login to Emertxe Technical Resource Library (TRL) – Complete
study materials, Placement prep and more
4. Intranet page (Similar to TRL): http://sinfo
5. Online test ecosystem usage – Login & Password already created
6. Laptop usage – Installing custom Linux packages
Stay connected
About us: Emertxe is India’s one of the top IT finishing schools & self learning
kits provider. Our primary focus is on Embedded with diversification focus on
Java, Oracle and Android areas
https://www.facebook.com/Emertxe https://twitter.com/EmertxeTweet https://www.slideshare.net/EmertxeSlides
Corporate Head Office:
83, Farah Towers,
1st Floor,
MG Road,
Bangalore - 560001
T: +91 809 555 7 333
E: training@emertxe.com
WELCOME

Emertxe Certified Embedded Professional (ECEP) : Induction

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  • 2.
    Agenda  Embedded Industryin India  ECEP course details  Our approach  Our methodology  Placements  Do’s and Don’ts
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Embedded industry in India Phase-I • Outsourced product development from India • Purely cost advantage • Project or contract based work execution Phase - II • Offshore development centers of major MNCs (ex: Intel, TI, HP etc…) • Task level ownership • Augmenting teams in the head-quarters Phase – III • Complete product development from India • Domestic market needs • Higher value added activities – product ownership, product launch, innovation, IP creation
  • 5.
    Problem statement: What arewe trying to address? Industry-Academia gap (Higher employability through hands-on trainings) Low conversion ratio in Hiring (Candidate turn-out vs selection) Domain specific ramp-up (Project based induction programs) Organizational skill building (Long term skill and talent management) Skill level challenges are faced by both organizations and academia
  • 6.
    Key challenges Employable Engineers from college Engineerswith product development skills Fresher get opportunity to attend interviews Fresher reach final round of interview * Reference [National programming skills / Employability report] – Aspiring minds research / NASCOMM reports
  • 7.
    National status Programming skills 2.21% 2.56% 31.01% 64.22% Functionally& Logically correct code Functionally correct code with some errors Not able to write functionally correct code Not able to write compilable code * Reference [National programming skills report]
  • 8.
    Popular career myths •Reality:More than 6,80,000 jobs in market. Companies finding hard to hire Myth1: There are less jobs in Embedded Systems •Reality: CSE / IS skills are very much required. Anyone with creative skills! Myth2: It is only for ECE / EEE students •Reality: Programming is everywhere. YOU must solve customer problem Myth3: Core job in Embedded doesn’t involve programming •Reality: As long as devices are there in this world, Embedded will be there Myth4: Embedded looks old. Long term career is not there •Its not about learning new syntax. Learn one language very well to solve problems Myth5: The more programming language I know, the better it is for me
  • 9.
  • 10.
    ECEP Course  Name:Emertxe Certified Embedded Professional (ECEP)  Duration: 5 months*  Focus areas: • 70% practical approach • Class-room delivery, Hands-on session, Assignments • PIC / ARM / Atmel platforms • Continuous evaluation system • Module specific projects • DISHA – Career track * For people who opted for ECEP Advanced course, duration will be for 6 months. Includes additional module – Linux Device Drivers (LDD) Goal: Transform engineers with skill-gap into ready-to-deploy resources with organizations working in the domain of embedded systems
  • 11.
    The Skill-Game Level-1 (1-3 months) Level-2 (3-5months) Level-3 (6+ months) College graduated Engineer (With skill-gaps) Ready-To- Deploy (RTD) Resource in a company This skill transition is achieved via process-oriented systematic approach, that builds skills & confidence in engineers. This process goes through continuous changes in order to keep the output in-sync with hiring organization needs.
  • 12.
    Skills & Capabilities Level1: •Linux Commands • Dev environment • Shell Scripting • C programming Level2: • Data Structures • Linux Internals • TCP/IP networking • Micro-controllers programming Level3: • Embedded Linux • Linux device drivers • ARM platform Entry level engineers go through systematic, step-by-step approach to increase their skills and capabilities. Our course curriculum & delivery methods help them to achieve this. Each subject is provided with a set of high quality projects, to ensure students build a working solution based on what they have leant.
  • 13.
  • 14.
    Crux of coaching “Anylife can be damaged by the wrong words from the right person’s lips. Conversely, any life can be healed by the right words from the right person’s lips. Each of our lives has been touched by the presence of one individual who made a tremendous difference. That individual may have trusted in you when others doubted, backed you when others backed away, saw deeper into your soul than you ever imagined possible. That person provided a kind word at a critical moment, an encouraging smile, or an arm around the shoulder” Emertxe training methodology believes and implements “coaching” approach, by building in skill and confidence in individuals.
  • 15.
    Learning by doing “Learningis far more efficient when the person is encouraged to develop solutions with their own-hands. With this approach individuals will go through “do-reflect-generalize-apply” cycle thereby able to meet industry expectations. Applying learning to practical problems is key to building technology businesses” Emertxe trainings lay very high stress on hands-on, practical methodology for getting prepared for industry. By taking this problem solving approach learning is more engaged and effective.
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Delivery structure Classroom •Work-book •Slide-deck •Understand concepts well •Industryusage •Scenario understanding Hands-on •Template programs •High support from mentor •Apply concepts •Create working programs Assignments •Specific problem provided •Find out solution on your own •Minimal support from mentor •Systematic problem solving approach Emertxe Book Library is available at 1st floor : 100+ books for students
  • 18.
    Assessment system • Discipline •Consistency • Interest Attendance • Logical • Analytical • Problem solving • 40 assignments (avg) per subject Assignments • SDLC • Use case-building • Real-time usage • 8 projects (avg) during the course Projects • Technical aptitude • Consistency • Continuous improvement Weekly test • Conceptual understanding • Application scenario Module test Our assessment system evaluates candidates in a holistic manner – Technical know-how, problem solving, process knowledge, aptitude, behavioral parameters
  • 19.
    Progress report Important:  Assessmentband is an indicator, not to be seen as a CGPA / %  Will have direct relation with placement chances v/s placement conversion  Placement companies ask for this data, we share the grades as A, B+, B, C and D starting from top to bottom. This will make a difference in company shortlisting  Use it as a measure for continuous improvement
  • 20.
    DISHA system Company specificcoaching (Refresher sessions, previous papers etc.) Resume workshop (Creating impressive résume, review) Interview workshop (How to crack tech & HR interviews?) Behavioural skills (How to behave in workplace?) Career building (Suggestions, Advise, Guidance)
  • 21.
  • 22.
    Placement process Placement intimation (via GoogleGroup) Check details (Eligibility, Terms/Conditions, Skill details) Apply via online link provided Internal shortlisting (Based on placement entry criteria*) Company shortlisting Written Test / Interview Job Offer & Joining Shift to weekend batch** * Entry criteria detailed in next slide ** For students who get placed before course completion
  • 23.
    Placement eligibility  Aggregate> 60% in B.E / B.Tech  Min cut-off (40%) in all assessments and exams  Min number of assignments (70%) in every module and 1 project to be completed per module  Attendance to be maintained above 90%  In case you are not able to meet the above, only exception is to have more than 70% score in the module
  • 24.
    Placement details  Placementprocess ‘begins’ by the end of Embedded C module and continues further  Resume workshop is conducted by the end of Embedded C module, its important to complete all projects & assignments  Shortlisting criteria will differ between companies its purely depends on the company  The critical core subjects for placement conversion: Embedded C + Data Structures + Linux internals & networking + Micro-controllers  Company specific details are shared before sending individuals to companies  For higher performing students ‘PowerTrack’ approach is taken with higher level of skill building and premium company placements
  • 25.
    Job roles Aeronautical Automotive Consumer electronics TelecomIoT Automation & control Testing and validation Tuning, Customization, Bug fixing Application development OS bring-up, porting Board bring-up, Device driver development Verticals
  • 26.
    Important points  Disciplineand regular attendance is the key  Preparing Aptitude, Basic electronics, Final year projects – YOUR responsibility!  Vertical & Horizontal roles will vary between companies or even within teams. We will not be able to demand anything with companies in this regard  Don’t have any side-line conversations with companies (HR / interviewer), Emertxe will take care of complete co- ordination  By keeping placements as topmost priority our course schedule will be adjusted. Don’t see this as DELAY!
  • 27.
    Placement Blacklisting  Placementblacklisting happens to any student when he / she creates issues in terms of the following: • Company specific package, terms, conditions will be communicated well in advance. You need to say NO (in case) well in advance. In case you reject the offer you will be blacklisted • If you don’t show up for test/interview without informing us • Companies found incorrect data presented (ex: CGPA / Percentage)  Once a student is blacklisted he / she will not be allowed to further apply for any placements. However there is no issue in continuing the course  Please note when above mentioned process is followed to protect Emertxe’s relationship with placement companies and other student’s career
  • 28.
    Course Closure I getplaced before course got completed Join immediately to the company Watch out for weekend batch dates in our website Complete pending modules and obtain certification I completed the course but didn’t get placed 1:1 review – Performance, Further Placement chances, Project plan, Certification Project completion Achieve placement / Placement chances exhausted
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  • 30.
    Do’s and Don’ts Do’s: • Regular attendance (9:30 AM – 5:30 PM) • Follow the instructions • Work as per what we say! • Appreciate the system • Communicate: Discuss, seek- help, provide/take feedback • Continuously improve • Learn from peers/classmates  Don'ts: • Missing classes • Assuming things • Personal attacks • Unhealthy arguments • Negative behavior Emertxe holiday list will be shared with all of you. We work all other days apart from that. Taking any leaves will affect your placements.
  • 31.
    Action items 1. Welcomeemail with SPOC details • First level – Lab mentor • Second level – Class mentor • Third level – SPOC 2. Subscribing to Google groups [Within one week] – Placements & Announcements 3. Login to Emertxe Technical Resource Library (TRL) – Complete study materials, Placement prep and more 4. Intranet page (Similar to TRL): http://sinfo 5. Online test ecosystem usage – Login & Password already created 6. Laptop usage – Installing custom Linux packages
  • 32.
    Stay connected About us:Emertxe is India’s one of the top IT finishing schools & self learning kits provider. Our primary focus is on Embedded with diversification focus on Java, Oracle and Android areas https://www.facebook.com/Emertxe https://twitter.com/EmertxeTweet https://www.slideshare.net/EmertxeSlides Corporate Head Office: 83, Farah Towers, 1st Floor, MG Road, Bangalore - 560001 T: +91 809 555 7 333 E: training@emertxe.com
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