embeded c programming course for beginners
Learn to develop native mobile applications for both iOS and Android using React Native. Master component-based architecture, navigation, state management, and native APIs to create performant and professional mobile apps with JavaScript.
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Robert Ransdell
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About This Course
This comprehensive course will teach you how to build professional mobile applications for iOS and Android platforms using React Native. You'll learn how to leverage your JavaScript and React skills to create truly native mobile experiences without having to learn multiple programming languages.
Starting with React Native fundamentals, you'll progress to building complex UI components, implementing navigation systems, managing application state, and integrating with native device features. You'll also learn best practices for performance optimization, testing, and deploying your apps to app stores.
Through hands-on projects, you'll build a portfolio of cross-platform mobile applications that showcase your ability to create professional, production-ready apps. By the end of the course, you'll have the skills to develop and publish mobile applications for both major platforms using a single, efficient codebase.
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Robert started his career as a Unix and Linux System Engineer in 1999. Since that time he has utilized his Linux skills at companies such as Xerox, UPS, Hewlett-Packard, and Amazon.com. Additionally, he has acted as a technical consultant and independent contractor for small businesses and Fortune 500 companies.
Robert has professional experience with CentOS, RedHat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and Ubuntu. He has used several Linux distributions on personal projects including Debian, Slackware, CrunchBang, and others. In addition to Linux, Jason has experience supporting proprietary Unix operating systems including AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris.
He enjoys teaching others how to use and ...
Curriculum Overview
This course includes 4 modules, 75 lessons, and 0 hours of materials.
embeded c programming course
75 Parts
What is a Computer Program ? - Explained
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C Program Standardisation - Explained
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File generation sequence in C Program
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Host Machine and Target Machine
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Hardware and software used in embedded c programming course
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Installing softwares to PC
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Binary to Decimal & Decimal to Binary numbering system type conversion
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Binary to hexadecimal & Hexadecimal to binary numbering system type conversion
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How Computers Store Numbers and Why Do Computers Use 1s and 0s? Binary and Transistors Explained.
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Escape sequence in C
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Comments in C language
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What is variable in C ..?
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Datatypes in C
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char datatype in C
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ASCII in C
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Variable naming rules in C
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Local and Global Variables
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int datatype in C
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Float Datatype in C
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Typecasting in C
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risc architecture | arm cortex m | embedded systems
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ARM Architecture Fundamentals | Types of ARM Processors | ARM architecture | Embedded Systems
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ARM Buses & Its types | Embedded Systems with ARM Processor Explained
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Introduction to ARM Cortex M Processor | Embedded Systems
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Arm Cortex-M architecture | Embedded Systems
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Little and Big Endian Concept in ARM Processor Explained | Embedded Systems
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STM32F446RE Architecture Exxplained
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TM4C123GH6PM Architecture Explained
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Load Store Architecture Explained
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Hello World in Embedded C in Keil uVision IDE
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How Computers perform Counting Operations inside CPU of arm cortex M processor
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Program Counter in Arm Cortex M
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Arithmetic Operators in C
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Logical Operators in C
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Relational Operators in C
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Bitwise Operators in C
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Unary Operator in C
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Ternary Operator in C
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Conditional Statements in C
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Loopings in C
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Program Status Register in Arm Cortex M processor
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Functions in C
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Difference between Local and Global Variables in Embedded C
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Linker Register in Arm Cortex M
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Arrays in C Explained Practically
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Creating User defined files in Keil uVision IDE
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Static Keyword in C
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Extern Keyword in C
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Pointers in C Language Explained
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Accessing memory using pointers in C
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LED Blink Using Pointers in C
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Register Bit Set and Clear Technique in Embedded C Explained
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Typedef in C
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Structures in C Explained
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Structure Padding in C
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Structure Bitfields in C
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Pointers to Structures in C
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Introduction to CMSIS
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Modifying led blink program as per CMSIS Standard part 1
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Modifying led blink program as per CMSIS Standard part 2
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Preprocessor Directives in C Explained
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Modifying LED Blink Program with Preprocessor Directives
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Input devices working logics explained | Pull-up and Pull-down
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Reading bit status in register technique using bitwise operator
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Interfacing Pushbutton with STM32F4
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const Keyword in C Explained
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Volatile Keyword in C Explained
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Unions in C Explained
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Blinking LED in Tiva C Series Launchpad Using Pointers & Raw Addresses | TM4C123GH6PM
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Preprocessor's in C | Defining Addresses in TM4C123GH6PM | Arm Cortex - M | Embedded Systems
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Using Texas Instrument Header File (TM4C123GH6PM.h) in Keil uVision IDE
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Understanding & creating CMSIS file for TM4C123GH6PM microcontroller | Led Blink Program | TM4C123
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Using CMSIS file from silicon vendor in our project for first time | TM4C123GXL
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Interfacing LED with TM4C123
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Pushbuttons with TM4C123 | tiva c series launchpad | arm Cortex M4F
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Course Specifications
Sections
4
Lessons
75
Capacity
Unlimited
Duration
3:30 Hours
Students
0
Access Duration
365 Days
Created Date
10 Mar 2024
Updated Date
22 Nov 2025
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