CPE
364
Introduction to Embedded Systems Laboratory
This lab component provides sufficient detailed knowledge and hands-on experience of a microcontroller so that students can breadboard and program a microcontroller and demonstrate its function in a real-time application. It is accomplished by a sequence of assigned labs, followed by a final project of the student\'s choice, emphasizing creativity and uniqueness.
Corequisites:
0612363
0612364
(0-3-1)
Credits and Contact Hours
1 credit, 30 hours
Course Coordinator's Name Dr. Abbas Fairouz
Textbook
Laboratory notes and manual for STM32 ARM CORTEX-M microcontroller kit
Catalog Description
This lab component provides sufficient detailed knowledge and hands-on experience of a microcontroller so that students can program a microcontroller and demonstrate its function in a real-time application. It is accomplished by a sequence of assigned labs, followed by a final project of the student\'s choice, emphasizing creativity and uniqueness.
Co-requisite
CpE-363
Specific Goals for the Course
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Become familiar with the lab equipment, STM32 ARM CORTEX-M microcontroller kit, and software development tools. (Student outcomes: 2)
- Conduct experiment by writing, debugging and tracing programs in ARM assembly language. (Student outcomes: 6)
- Conduct experiment by writing an interrupt service routine in assembly language. (Student outcomes: 2, 6)
- Conduct experiments by interfacing a microcontroller with various I/O devices (keypad, LCD). (Student outcomes: 6)
- Conduct experiments using UART/Bluetooth communication channels. (Student outcomes: 6)
- Conduct experiment by programming and configuring the timers interrupts on ARM microcontroller kit. (Student outcomes: 2, 6)
- Behave professionally and ethically in a laboratory environment.
- Build a mini-project using the microcontroller with other devices and document their work in a technical report. (Student outcomes: 2, 3)
Topics to Be Covered
- C Programming for Embedded Systems
- ARM Assembly Programming (Part 1)
- ARM Assembly Programming (Part 2)
- Programming by using input/output ports (GPIO)
- Interfacing the keypad and LCD with the microcontroller
- Building interrupts subroutines
- Serial communications (UART, Bluetooth)
- General purpose timer programming
- Applications on embedded systems