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Certification Course in Embedded Systems Design with STM32 & ARM Cortex-M

Name: Certification Course in Embedded Systems Design with STM32 & ARM Cortex-M
Price: 7999 INR
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This comprehensive certification course offers in-depth training in embedded systems design using STM32 microcontrollers based on ARM Cortex-M architecture. Targeted at learners with foundational knowledge, the course covers advanced topics including Embedded C programming, ADC integration, LCD interfacing, UART com

19+ hours

58 video lessons

11 modules

beginner

English

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Course Curriculum

61 lessons across 11 modules

Module 1

Welcome to the Course!

1 lesson

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Module 2

Module 1: Fundamentals of Embedded C using STM32CubeIDE

14 lessons

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Topic 1: Introduction to Embedded C
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Topic 2: Setting up and installation of STM32CubeIDE
video
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Topic 3: Understanding of Code Organization
video
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Topic 4: Basics of C Programming for Embedded Systems
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Topic 5: Constants in C - Static, Volatile, and Constant Parameters
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Topic 6: Variables and data types- Selection and usage rules
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Topic 7: Structure of a C program
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Topic 8: If Conditional statements
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Topic 9: Enumerations (ENUMS) in C
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Topic 10: Switch case statements: syntax and usage
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Topic 11: Loops in C- For And While
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Topic 12: Functions in C: declaration and implementation
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Topic 13: Pointers in C
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Topic 14: Macros in Embedded C
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Module 3

Module 2: LED Blinking Project using STM32CubeIDE

3 lessons

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Topic 1: Project 1 – LED Blinking with STM32CubeIDE
video
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Topic 2: Project 2 – LED Blinking Across Multiple GPIO Ports in STM32
video
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Topic 3: Project 3 – LED Blinking Using Arrays
video

Module 4

Module 3: Single & Dual Seven Segment Display with STM32

5 lessons

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Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Interfacing Single Seven Segment: Programming
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Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Interfacing Single Seven Segment: Simulation in Proteus
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Topic 3: Project 2.1 – Interfacing Double Seven Segment: Programming
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Topic 4: Project 2.2 – Interfacing Double Seven Segment: Completing Code
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Topic 5: Project 2.3 – Interfacing Double Seven Segment: Simulation in Proteus
video

Module 5

Module 4: Working with LCDs on STM32 — Three Hands-On Projects

11 lessons

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Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Interfacing LCD: Hardware Setup & Basic Command Programming
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Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Interfacing LCD: Initialization & String Display Functions
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Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Interfacing LCD: Simulating LCD Character Display in Proteus
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Topic 4: Project 2.1 – LCD Character Rotation: Pinout, Clock & GPIO Configuration
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Topic 5: Project 2.2 – LCD Character Rotation: Initialization & Positioning
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Topic 6: Project 2.3 – LCD Character Rotation: Loop Structures to LCD Setup in Proteus
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Topic 7: Project 2.4 – LCD Character Rotation: Proteus Simulation
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Topic 8: Project 3.1 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD
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Topic 9: Project 3.2 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD: Pin & Clock Setup
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Topic 10: Project 3.3 – Printing Custom Characters in LCD: Using LCD Functions to write characters
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Topic 11: Project 3.4 – Printing Custom Characters: Simulation in Proteus
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Module 6

Module 5: STM32 ADC: From Simulation to Hardware

6 lessons

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Topic 1: Introduction to ADC in STM32
video
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Topic 2: Project 1.1 – ADC Reading Using a Potentiometer: Pin Configuration & ADC Code Setup
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Topic 3: Project 1.2 – ADC Reading Using a Potentiometer: Real-Time Simulation
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Topic 4: Project 2.1 – ADC Hardware Display on LCD: Project Setup & Code Initialization
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Topic 5: Project 2.2 – ADC Hardware Display on LCD: Function Programming
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Topic 6: Project 2.3 – ADC Hardware Display on LCD: Debugging & Real-Time Output
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Module 7

Module 6: STM32 Advanced ADC Projects — Single and Multi-Channel ADC with LCD Display

6 lessons

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Topic1: Project 1.1 – Same ADC Diff Channels: Board Setup & LCD Command Basics
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Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Same ADC Diff Channels: LCD Display Logic & Channel Positioning
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Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Same ADC Diff Channels: While Loop & Real-Time Display
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Topic 4: Project 2.1 – Diff ADC Diff Channels: Board & Pin Setup, ADC Initialization
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Topic 5: Project 2.2 – Diff ADC Diff Channels: LCD Write, GPIO-LCD Integration
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Topic 6: Projcet 2.3 – Diff ADC Diff Channels: ADC Conversion & Real-Time Display
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Module 8

Module 7: STM32 Timer Basics and LED Toggling Projects

7 lessons

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Topic 1: Introduction to Timers in STM32
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Topic 2: Project 1.1 – Timer 500ms Toggling LED: Timer Setup & Configuration
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Topic 3: Project 1.2 – Timer 500ms Toggling LED: Coding & Real-Time Simulation
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Topic 4: Project 2.1 – Timer 1s Toggling LED: Timer Setup & Configuration
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Topic 5: Project 2.2 – Timer 1s Toggling LED: Programming & Real-Time Simulation
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Topic 6: Project 3.1 – Timer Interrupt LED Toggle: Setup, NVIC & IRQ Handling
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Topic 7: Project 3.2 – Timer Interrupt LED Toggle: Coding & Simulation
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Module 9

Module 8: STM32 Timer Interrupts with UART Callback

4 lessons

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Topic 1: Project 1.1 – Timer Int Call UART: Setup, & LED Toggle via Callback
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Topic 2: Project 1.2 – Timer Int Call UART: UART Send to Docklight Callback
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Topic 3: Project 1.3 – Timer Int Call UART: Timer Logic, Volatile & Callback Concepts
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Topic 4: Project 1.4 – Timer Int Call UART: Callback Handling & Real-Time Simulation
video

Module 10

Module 9: STM32 Motor Control — Stepper and Servo Motors

2 lessons

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Topic 1: Stepper Motor – Fundamentals, Configuration, & Real-Time STM32 Control
video
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Topic 2: Servo Motor – PWM Concepts, Programming & Real-Time STM32 Control
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Module 11

DIY Projects:

2 lessons

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Project: Design and Implementation of Embedded Systems Applications Using STM32 - A Practical Approach to GPIO, ADC, Timers, Displays, and Motor Control
assignment
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Congratulations on Successfully Completing the Course!
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Earn a certificate

Add this credential to your resume — and watch employers ask about it

Every completing learner receives a joint certificate signed by three accrediting bodies — ASDC (Government of India), AICTE NEAT, and IIT Jammu I3C. The certificate carries a public verification code recruiters can validate in seconds via emobility.careers.

Government-recognised by Ministry of Education + NSDC
Validated globally by automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers
Public verification URL — every recruiter can check authenticity
Issued within 14 days of capstone-project approval

System Requirements

Hardware & software you'll need

Lightweight on hardware — most modern laptops handle it. Software is free / academic-licensed.

Hardware

8 GB+ RAM (16 GB recommended for MATLAB Simulink)
Quad-core processor (Intel i5 / AMD Ryzen 5 or newer)
8 GB+ free disk space for project files and simulation outputs
Stable internet connection (5 Mbps+) for live sessions and Bunny video streaming

Software

MATLAB R2018a or later (free academic licence works)
Simulink + Simscape (included in the academic MATLAB bundle)
Arduino IDE or STM32CubeIDE for embedded sessions
Optional: SolidWorks / Fusion 360 for 3D module visualisation

Associated Skills

What you'll be able to put on your résumé

Battery ModelingBMS DesignCell ChemistryMATLAB SimulinkEmbedded CCAN ProtocolPowertrain IntegrationThermal ManagementEV Safety (HV)Drive Cycle AnalysisState-of-Charge EstimationVehicle Dynamics

DIY Projects Included

Hardware-grounded projects in your portfolio

Every project is defended in front of an industry panel and graded by our mentors. Your portfolio after this course is what gets you the interview.

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Project 01

Design a Complete Battery Management System

End-to-end BMS design — cell-monitoring IC selection, balancing strategy, SoC/SoH algorithm, fault diagnostics. Defended in a panel review on the cohort's final week.

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Project 02

Simulate a Full EV Powertrain in MATLAB Simulink

Model a 2-wheeler / 4-wheeler powertrain from motor to wheels, run it through MIDC + WLTP drive cycles, and predict range against the spec sheet.

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Project 03

Build a Working EVSE Prototype

Assemble a Level-1 / Level-2 EVSE on a benchtop kit — CP/PP signalling, contactor + relay logic, Type-2 connector wiring, safety lockouts.

Course Benefits

What you'll get out of it

Two audiences. Two angles. Pick the one that maps to where you are today.

For Working Professionals

Production-Grade Vocabulary
Walk into BMS / powertrain / charging interviews speaking the same language as Bosch, Tata, Mercedes-Benz and Ola engineering leads.
Tool Proficiency Recruiters Test For
MATLAB Simulink, Ansys, Altair, STM32CubeIDE — the exact tools enterprise engineering interviews probe.
Industry-Aligned Capstone
Defend a real EV-system project in front of an industry panel. The deliverable doubles as your portfolio.
Direct OEM Network
1:1 intros into our 300+ hiring-partner network across India, Europe and North America via emobility.careers.
Cross-Functional Reach
Equally relevant to mechanical, electrical, embedded, software and product professionals — the EV stack is genuinely cross-domain.

For Students & Freshers

Foundational Depth
From cell chemistry to vehicle dynamics — the same fundamentals taught in IIT EV labs, delivered remotely.
Hands-On Hardware Kit
Ships worldwide. Real motors, BMS boards, controllers. You touch the hardware your résumé references.
Industry-Recognised Credentials
ASDC + AICTE NEAT + IIT Jammu I3C joint certificates open doors automatic for freshers and B.Tech candidates.
Live IIT-Faculty Sessions
Weekend sessions with IIT professors and industry trainers — academic rigour you can't get from pre-recorded courses.
Capstone Portfolio Piece
A defendable project at graduation — exactly what placement cells and recruiters look for first.

What this course includes

Everything you get when you enrol

9 Modules
58 Topics
19.2 Hours Video Content
1 Project Assignment
Certficate of Complication

Who can take this course?

If any of these sound like you — you'll thrive here

B.E. / B.Tech students in any branch (Mechanical, Electrical, ECE, CSE, Automobile)
Diploma + ITI holders looking to upskill into EV roles
Working professionals from ICE auto / power-electronics / semiconductor
MBA / business professionals entering EV product, sales, or strategy
International learners — programme is English-only and timezone-friendly (recordings + live)
Entrepreneurs building EV products and looking for technical co-founder-grade depth

Personalised Trainer Support

One mentor. One cohort. Your career, supported end-to-end.

Every cohort is paired with a dedicated mentor — typically an IIT-trained EV practitioner with 6+ years of industry experience. Weekly 1:1 sessions, async doubt-clearing turnaround within 24 hours, project reviews before submission, and mock interviews tuned to the role you're targeting.

Weekly 1:1 mentor calls (30 min, recorded for replay)
Async doubt clearing on the cohort forum — <24 hr SLA
Pre-submission project reviews + capstone defence prep
Mock interviews tuned to your target role + employer
Direct mentor intros to alumni at your target company

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is this course for?

Engineering students (B.E./B.Tech, any branch), Diploma + ITI holders, working professionals from ICE auto / power electronics / semiconductor, MBA / business professionals entering EV, international learners, and entrepreneurs. No prior EV experience required.

Will I get hands-on hardware experience?

Yes. A DIY hardware kit ships to your address worldwide — real motors, BMS boards, controllers, and diagnostic tools. Optional physical lab sessions at our Delhi and Bengaluru campuses for India-based learners.

What certification will I receive?

On completion you receive a joint certificate carrying ASDC (Govt of India), AICTE NEAT, and IIT Jammu I3C recognition. The same credential is accepted by automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers globally.

How is the course delivered?

Live online classes (weekend) + lifetime-access recordings + DIY hardware kit + 1:1 mentor sessions weekly + capstone project with industry-panel defence. English-only delivery; timezone-friendly via async replay.

What career outcomes can I expect?

Average package across alumni cohorts is approximately ₹8.4 LPA in India and $55K–$95K in international markets. Top placements go up to ₹18 LPA / $130K for BMS firmware and propulsion-controls roles.

How does placement support work?

Dedicated placement via emobility.careers — an EV-only job network with 300+ hiring partners across India, Europe, North America and the Middle East. Includes resume reviews, mock interviews, and 1:1 mentor introductions to specific employers.

What if I get stuck?

Weekly 1:1 mentor slots, active community forum with instructors, and async doubt-clearing turnaround within 24 hours. The personalised trainer support portal is included with every cohort — not an upsell.

Technical Expertise You Will Gain

By the end of this course, you'll design + defend a complete EV system

Hardware competence is the differentiator. Each module pairs theory with a tooling-grounded exercise so your skill claims are demonstrably true at interview time.

Key Job Roles

→Battery Engineer
→BMS Firmware Developer
→Powertrain Engineer
→EV Design Engineer
→Charging Infrastructure Specialist
→Test / Validation Engineer

Skill Sets

→Battery pack architecture + thermal management
→BMS algorithms (SoC, SoH, cell balancing)
→Power electronics + motor-drive control
→MATLAB Simulink + Simscape simulation
→Embedded firmware development on STM32 / Arduino
→EV safety + HV diagnostics

Competitive Hiring Across

→Bosch · Tata · Mahindra · Ola · Ather (India)
→Mercedes-Benz · Daimler · BMW (Germany)
→GM · Tesla suppliers · Cummins (US)
→Hydro One · Magna (Canada)
→Infineon · STMicroelectronics (Europe)
→John Deere · L&T · Maruti Suzuki

Placement Network

Our 50,000+ alumni work at

Engineers from this course currently build at OEMs across India, Europe, North America and the Middle East.

Placement powered by

eMobility.careers

The world's only EV-specific job network. 300+ hiring partners across India, Europe, North America and the Middle East.

Government-Certified · Industry-Endorsed · Learner-Approved

Globally recognised credentials

ASDC (Govt of India)

Automotive Skills Development Council — recognised by major OEMs worldwide.

AICTE NEAT

National Educational Alliance for Technology — issued under AICTE's premium learning ecosystem.

Ministry of Education

Recognised by India's Ministry of Education + NSDC skilling framework — accepted globally.

Alumni Stories

What our 50,000+ alumni say

Engineers from Mercedes-Benz, Cummins, Infineon, GM, Hydro One, John Deere and more.

The hardware-first approach made all the difference. Came in from a generalist electronics background; the BMS and motor-drive modules gave me concrete vocabulary I could carry into Infineon interviews.

Souvik Hazra

Senior Manager · Infineon Technologies

Industry-grade depth without the academic ivory tower. The MATLAB Simulink + capstone defence prepared me for exactly the kind of cross-functional EV problems we solve at Cummins.

Sharad Yeola

Application Controls Lead · Cummins Inc.

Started with electronics, walked into a BMS role in Germany. The applied projects + mentor reviews are what carried me through — the certifications opened the door, the depth got me hired.

Jagatjit Barik

Sr. R&D Engineer (BMS xEV) · Mercedes-Benz

Ready to launch your EV career?

Lifetime access · government-recognised certificate · DIY kit shipped worldwide · weekly 1:1 mentor sessions · 300+ hiring partners.

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