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EEE3074W:
Embedded Systems
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E.B.E. |
EEE3074W no longer offered, replaced by EEE3096S/EEE3095S
Top-level, Clickable UML Model of This Course |
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Registered students have access to resources stored on www.vula.uct.ac.za, see "EEE3074W On Vula" for detail.
This information site has been organized by Simon Winberg
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Description |
Define Embedded System | An embedded system is a single-purpose computer built into a larger system for the purposes of controlling and monitoring the system. |
Introduction
to EEE3074W |
This page introduces EEE3074W, giving an impression of what the course involves, and motivation for why you (as an engineering or computer scientist) may find this course a beneficial learning experience. |
Past Projects Archive PPA | Make use of peripheral drivers and signal processing routines from previous projects. Cite in your code and report any code you may have reused from here. |
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Details |
Details of what each lecture
involves, what is done in each laboratory practical, and what you will
do in the project. The interrelationship of the lectures, pracs and
project is explained. |
EEE3074W Online | Description of what you will find on the connect site (i.e. the course material, lecture notes, sample tests, booking sheets, etc) and what you will find on our forge.ee Linux server. |
EEE3074W Hardware | Hardware used in the course, including PC requirements if you want to do practical work at home. |
EEE3074W Software | Software used in the
course. |
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Project |
All about the embedded subsystem
prototyping project, which runs almost the entire length of the course. |
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Concepts |
Concept posters and
slides
developed by students in EEE3074W 2005. |
Recommended Books | See the recommended embedded systems books. The prescribed textbook is the first in the list; you by no means need the others for this course. |
CSB337 recovery |
Steps to check and fix common problems with the CSB337 boards |
Definitions |
Definition of
technical terms used on this website. |
Site maintained by: S. Winberg, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Cape Town.