(2) Be able to read the schematic diagram of general embedded system.
(3) Familiar with the software development environment of at least one embedded system.
(4) Familiar with the development process of embedded system software, such as single chip microcomputer system, DSP system, ARM system or other embedded systems.
(5) Understand the working principle of common embedded operating systems, and understand the concepts used in software programming such as threads, processes, semaphores, message mechanisms, synchronization and mutual disassembly, and concurrency control.
(6) Necessary basic knowledge of hardware.
2. For people who are engaged in the hardware development of embedded systems, they generally need to know the following basic skills: (1) They can draw a schematic diagram with a software.
(2) Be able to design printed boards of embedded systems.
(3) Be able to select the key devices of general embedded system.
(4) Master the manual welding technology of general components.
(5) The designed board can be debugged.
(6) Be able to skillfully use multimeter, oscilloscope and some common instruments.
(7) Know how to download the software into the embedded system and carry out the necessary system hardware test.
In a word, embedded system development and computer training/thinking is a complicated work, which needs a practical process to really master.