• Presentation slides of ST 2018 Webinar (pdf)
• Presentation slides of ASEE 2016 Embedded System Workshop (pdf)

• Only instructors are given access to lecture slides, excercise and lab solutions, and sample exams.
• To register for access, please email me from your school email (not a free email service).
• Information for bookstores for wholesale distribution: Ingram Content Group
• Request a desk copy: email me with the following information
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How to teach by using the book?

• Sample Syllabus: University of Maine, Auburn University, San Jose State University, Florida International University, College of New Jersey
• We have three 50-minutue lectures and one 3-hour lab in each week.
• Each week we have four 3-hour lab sessions and each student signs up one of them. The lab description is usually handed out and briefly explained on Friday.
• Each lab assignment has a pre-lab component, lab demo, and a post-lab component. (Lab grading rubrics.pdf)
• Students have one week to complete a lab. On each lab session, TA will grade the lab-demo and post-lab of the last lab assignment and also the pre-lab of the current lab assignment.
• Students are required to buy the STM32L4 (Cortex-M4 + DSP + FPU) lab-in-a-box. Therefore, they can continue to work on lab at home if they cannot complete it during the lab session.
• Before the semester starts, email students and ask them to download the free ARM Keil development. Here is the installation tutorial: Keil Installation Tutorial
  

The following provides a sample teaching schedule (14-week semester).