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No.Module name Topic Sub-Topics # days

Training

material

Method of

Instruction

Practical

everydayTools Used

1 Lin ux as OS What is open source and its importance.Why Linux?, Linux vs Windows, Linux

features & Characteristics.10 Yes PPT & Practical Linux OS

Linux - Introduction & basic commands (ls,cd,pwd,cal,arch,date etc..).

Linux Internal architecture (/mnt,/proc,/dev,/etc & more)

Linux process management Foreground vs Background process,

Linux File & Directory permissions. chmod,chgrp & chown commands usage.

Mounting filesystems(USB,CDROM).

Editors & its implementation-gedit, vim & nano editor.Vim editor operations

and ro rammin in

Shell script with Exercise

Make file concept

2 C Types,Operators & Expressions. Variable Names,Data types & Sizes 7 Yes PPT & PracticalLogic devlopment by

25 ro ram on each

Linux OS with C

Com ilerType Conversions,Increment & Decrement

O erators.

Precedence & Order of Evaluation.

Control Flow If else,else if,Switch case.

Loops (While,Do-while,For).

Functions & Arrays Static Variables,Initialization & Recursion.

Multi Dimensional Arrays.

Pointers & Function Arguments

Pointers & Structure Pointer Array, Pointers to Pointers

Pointer to Functions

Command Line Arguments

Basics of Structures

Structures & Functions

Typedef

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3 Data Structure Stacks Operations On Stacks 10 Yes PPT & Practical1 major Project in DS +

Pro . For Arra +

Linux OS with C

Com iler

Queues Priority Queues

Device Driver Training Schedule

Mock Interview-1 on C

Expert Session-Teksun Technical Team Presentation on Device Driver,Hardware Board Design and Software


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Linked ListSingly,Singly-Circular,Doubly,Doubly-

Circular.

Sorting & Searching Selection Sort

Bubble Sort

Merge Sort

Insertion Sort

Quick Sort

Trees Concepts

Operations On Binary Trees

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4 Operating Systems Operating System Concepts Processes 10 Yes PPT & Practical Linux OS

Address Spaces

File system-ext2,ext3,ext4,vfs.

Introduction to Kernel & its services.

ProcessProcess Model,Process Creation &

Termination.

Process Hierarchies & States.

Threads POSIX threads

Implementing Threads in User Space &

Kernel Space.

Interprocess Communication (IPC) Race conditions & Critical Regions

Semaphores

Mutex

Sleep & Wakeup.

Scheduling Introduction

Scheduling in batch systems & Real time

s stems.

Thread scheduling.

Memory Management Virtual Memory

Debugging Tools. Use of gdb & strace.

5Implementation on

Bea le board - xmSetting up the cross compilation tool chain on host machine.

Using tool chain for compiling user space

a lication for tar et board.7 Yes PPT & Practical

Cross Compilation for

PandaboardBeagle Board - xm

Using tool chain for compiling kernel for target board.Using tool chain for compiling kernel

modules for tar et board

Mock Interview-2 on Data Structures

Mock Interview-3 by Teksun Team - Device Driver


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Install Software Installation of ti-sdk into host machine

Configure the host Formatting SD Card.

Root File system creation

Boot Process of Pandaboard/BeagleBoard-

xM

Cross Compilation for ARM

Configure the target Flash Filesystem

Network Filesystem

6Device Driver

Conce tsIntroduction to Linux Device Drivers

Introduction to Kernel modules and kernel

sources1 Yes PPT & Practical

Lab practicals for Each

To ic+1 ma or ProectKernel 3.0+

Understanding kernel configuration

Building kernel for ubuntu and for Panda

board

Building dynamically loadable modules

Understanding the build process

Writing a Simple Kernel Module as device driver Architecture of device driver 2

Initialization functionality

Cleanup functionality

Compiling the module & Make file concept

Passing parameters to modules

Module utilities, kernel logs utilities

Module dependencies

Application Vs kernel modules

Writing Char/Misc devices-Part 1 Anatomy of character device driver 2

Kernel interface to device driver

Introduction to files operations/system calls

Major and Minor numbers

User interface to device driver

Introduction to device files, types of devices

Registering and de-registering the character

device driver

Modules spanning multiple files

Writing Char/Misc devices-Part 2Copying data to and from user space and

device driver3

proc files related to device drivers


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Linux kernel error codes

General purpose kernel APIS

memory/string utilities

link list data structures

IOCTLS choosing ioctl commands

predefined commands

using ioctl arguments

Implementing ioctl command

IPC Pipes

Message queues

Shared Memory

Sockets

Memory management and allocations Physical and virtual memory 2

virtual memory organisation

Physical and virtual memory mapping

Allocators in kernel memory

Kmalloc allocator

page allocator

vmalloc allocator

Implementing memory allocation in driver

Race conditions and synchronization methods Need of concurrency in driver 2

Concurrency protection using locking

mechanisms

Mutex & Semaphore

Spinlocks

Atomic variables

Implementing locking mechanism in driver

Sleeping and wait queues Blocking and Non-blocking IO 2

Waiting for IO, sleeping

Conditions to put to sleep

Sleeping mechanisms

Final Mock Interview for Mentor Sessions by Teksun Device Driver Team


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Introduction to wait queue

Wait queue APIs

Waking up

Waking APIs

Implementing waiting/sleep calls in driver

Interrupt handlingUsing interrupt service routine (ISR) to

handle interru ts2

Registering/De-registering ISR in the driver

ISR prototype

ISR's functionality and constraints

Top and Bottom half handling

Deffered functions (softirq, tasklet, workqueue) SoftIRQ 3

Tasklets

Workqueues

Threaded interrupts

Implemention various deffered

functionalit and interru t handlin inInterfacing with hardware (memory and IO

ma ed IONetwork Programming The net_device structure 2

Sockets

Client/server paradigm

Naming scheme and registration

Network driver methods

NAPI the new API

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