Micro controller what_and_how_to_learn
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The document discusses microcontrollers and how students can best learn about them. It notes that college courses often teach outdated technologies. It recommends that students purchase a modern embedded kit, develop a practical product idea by talking to others, and spend significant time practicing and iterating on their project. Examples of possible student projects include an automatic street light control system and a health monitor for elderly individuals.
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2. True
3. True
4. True
5. True
6. False (the correct shortcut is msconfig)
7. True
8. True
9. True
10. True
11. False (the correct way to open System Configuration is to click Start > Run and type msconfig)
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- 3. Use of Micro Controllers Almost every where - some examples are as follows
- 4. How Students Learn At presents students learn from College - it includes old and obsolete products like 8085 and 8051. The course contents is such that it does not help them in real world. Training Institutes - There are multiple training institutes and they provide knowledge of more advances components. However they too focus on learning internals and making some example products. Online - There are multiple tutorials on almost every controller and very useful. The only issue is lack of support in case of problem.
- 5. What is my experience. My experience with students is that while their CV mention few week of training, they still do not know any thing. They lack creativity or original thinking and any new question and they are stuck up. They also do not practise. Students believe that by attending a two (or six weeks) course in summer vacation is sufficient.
- 6. Why Practise How do you learn car driving or even bicycle? What do you think Sachin Tendulkar does even today? Practise Cricket or Watch Cricket Match on TV? Well, if you are looking for a job in embedded, there is no alternative, A few weeks course is not going to impress your prospective employer.
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