The Embedded Systems minor focuses on the parts of Electrical and Computer Engineering that embed computing capability into electronic systems through the application of digital systems and embedded microcontroller hardware and software.
It starts with fundamental electrical circuits and then advances to digital systems and embedded microcontrollers. Hardware includes modern microcontroller cores, memories, and IO resources, and FPGA's. Software includes VHDL/Verilog, Assembly and C programming, and real-time multitasking including the application of an RTOS.
Why Consider an Embedded Systems Minor?
The embedded systems minor is primarily intended to complement computer science or engineering curriculum for students interested in the low-level hardware and software implementation of these systems.

