Embedded systems are the hidden computers inside appliances, cars and machines. This course teaches you to program microcontrollers in C, interface with sensors and hardware, and build firmware that runs on real devices. It's ideal for electronics and ECE students wanting the programming skills that make hardware come alive.
The physical world is getting smarter — from factories to homes — and engineers who can program hardware sit at the centre of it. This 6-week Embedded Systems programme takes you from the basics to being genuinely useful.
Expect to spend most of your time actually doing the work — you’ll connect devices to the internet and build a working hardware project along the way.
Every session is one-on-one, so the pace bends to you — not to a class average.
Circuits, components and safe hands-on work.
Programming boards to sense and respond.
Reading the world and controlling devices.
Getting devices online and talking to each other.
A complete working project of your own.
Program devices and hardware systems.
Build connected-device solutions.
Automate industrial and physical systems.
Curiosity about hardware; basics are taught from scratch. The first sessions make sure everyone is on solid ground before moving faster.
Yes. Because it’s one-on-one, sessions are booked around your availability, including evenings and weekends.
Yes — resume help, mock interviews and referrals through our hiring-partner network are included with the course.
You’ll finish with practical work — wire and program microcontrollers — plus an Osian Academy certificate you can share with employers.