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Ans: If you are targeting job within next six months , you may take a medium approach for entry level embedded software developer. To become Embedded software engineer, one has to learn following: 1: Basic Electronics 2: Microprocessor 3: Assembly and C 4: RTOS 5: Microcontroller and interfaces Embedded system software requires excellent Embedded C , Memory management, communication protocols and Debugging skills . This communication involves IC to IC , wired and wireless as well. For advance embedded system , one has to learn C++ and Operating system as well . We provide online training based on above key skills: https://lnkd.in/gqY4bpZx Here is one link for the same . https://lnkd.in/gWARmesC Following are few points for overall core job. 1: I know one academically excellent (9.5+ CGPA) who joined non-technical job due to higher salary but soon realized his mistake. Now trying for core job . His focus was only academic throughout four year without any programming or other Industry specific skills. 2: I am sharing here study done to make a balance between academy and industry skills. Sanjay Kumar's post in Embedded with Embedkari (https://lnkd.in/g3ekShpf) 3: One must study C in first year itself and move to C++ in second year. C++ is OOP based which is required for IT jobs as well . Study both even if you are planning for VLSI or hardware design. System C used in Validation based on C++ and now FPGA also need such background. 4: Study both analog and digital from academic performance perspective as well. 5: Learn Linux along with Networking subject. You can use many Linux utilities to understand Networking better . You can install Linux in Oracle Virtual Machine within windows. For that you need good hard disk size and min 8G total RAM. 4G can be slower. 6: If you have RTOS and Computer Architecture as optional subjects, Take those . 7: During Microprocessor course , Practice C with IDE like Eclipse. You will be able to understand host processor registers. Work on 8051 based system along with course. Buy one STM32 kit for learning ARM Baremetal 8: Buy one NodeMCU for learning IoT. 9: After getting Networking & Linux concepts , IoT database & server will not take much time. 10: IoT background will help you in fetching job . Additionally if you go one step further by using Java script and Python , It will add value in case you want to still go for IT job. 11: Above is a balance approach for IT, VLSI and Embedded. If you want to go to IT/VLSI just add data structure and algorithms. You can at least go to Validation role. For VLSI, you will need to learn VHDL/Verilog ... https://lnkd.in/g4hB7DgF #embedded #embedkari #opentowork
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