EECS 2032: Introduction to Embedded Systems

This undergraduate course presents a thorough academic investigation into the foundational theories, conceptual models, and methodological frameworks of Introduction to Embedded Systems. Specifically, students examine students to embedded systems. The students will learn basic features of embedded system architecture, as well as how to design, implement, and test programs for embedded systems. Key curricular themes cover microcontrollers architectures, peripherals and communication protocols, interfacing, and program development, and testing. Instruction focuses on building core critical thinking, quantitative problem-solving, and disciplinary competencies necessary for upper-level studies and professional applications.

• Fundamental programming constructs: variable typing, conditional logic, iterative loops, and modular functions in EECS 2032
• Memory models and data representations: arrays, string parsing, reference passing, and scope resolution
• Introduction to algorithmic thinking: linear/binary search, basic sorting algorithms, and recursive problem decomposition
• Software development practices: debugging methodologies, unit test assertions, and structured coding style in Introduction to Embedded Systems