Embedded System Engineering

## Introduction

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Welcome to the Embedded System Engineering Department of Wikiversity. Embedded system engineering is a very exciting field of engineering where devices capable of interacting with the “real world” are designed and programmed. Embedded System Engineering is very strongly related to Computer Engineering, and there will be strong overlap between the two curricula. Computer Engineering is more of a balanced merger between CS and EE topics, where as Embedded Systems engineering is heavily lopsided in favor of the CS topics.

See Also:

* Computer Engineering
* Electrical Engineering
* Computer Science

## Curriculum

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Unless otherwise noted, all courses in this curriculum are Wikibooks modules, not wikiversity course modules.

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### Mathematics

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* Calculus
* Linear algebra
* Differential equations

### Computer Science

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* Ada Programming
* C
* Forth
* Introduction to assembly language
* Algorithms
* Data Structures
* Computer Science:Logic
* Programmable Logic
* Parallel Computing and Computer Clusters
* Internet Technologies
* Operating System Design
* Serial Programming
* Digital logic design

### Electrical Engineering

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* Digital Circuits
* Embedded Systems
* Robotics
* Electronics
* LearnElectronics
* PLCs
* Digital Signal Processing

## Course Listing

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* Embedded Systems 1

## Related Wikipedia Articles

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* Real-time operating system
* VXworks
* RTAI
* RT Linux
* Embedded C++
* Programming languages

## Wikibooks

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* Embedded Systems

## External links

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* Embedded systems video tutorial
* OpenEmbedded.org