What You Learn

What You Learn

How to successfully install Code Composer Studio (CCS), Software Development Kit (SDK), and verify the tools have been installed properly

In-depth, extensive hands-on use of CCS and TI’s software driver libraries (driverlib, SDK, etc.)

Working knowledge of the TI-RTOS Kernel (aka SYS/BIOS, BIOS) and the various thread types—Hwi, Swi, Task, Idle—and why/when to use them

How the device hardware (interrupts and timers) interact with TI-RTOS

How to create a new TI-RTOS-based CCS project using dependent or independent TI-RTOS configuration projects

Program peripherals such as GPIO to toggle an LED on the target hardware

How to use additional TI-RTOS services such as Semaphore, Mailbox, Clock Functions, Event

Comprehensive use of instrumentation and visualization tools such as the RTOS Object Viewer (ROV), Unified Instrumentation Architecture (UIA) and RTOS Analyzer—CPU Load, Execution Graph, Task Load, Log_printf(), loggers