Online Public Training

Online sessions. Focused training to help shorten your learning curve.

Timesys offers online trainings that focus on the embedded software development workflow. These free, online, embedded Linux tracks are designed to help developers — both novices and experts — shorten their learning curve for building embedded Linux-based devices.

Each Timesys University online track consists of individual, focused sessions that range from 30- to 60-minutes in length. Through a series of online sessions, you will learn the basic concepts and best practices unique to embedded Linux development and how you can easily create, manage, and maintain your product using Timesys software and products.

All sessions are initially presented live, giving you the opportunity to participate and ask questions. And each live session is recorded, so you can view it again as often as you’d like as well as watch any sessions you may have missed.


Recent “Live” Timesys University Online Tracks:

Timesys University Webinar Series
May 17 – July 12, 2018 | Sponsored by:

Reduce Risk with RISC:
Designing and Maintaining Secure Embedded Linux Devices with Advantech RISC Platforms

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Previously-recorded Tracks:

Timesys University Webinar Series
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Developing for Industrial IoT with Linux OS on DragonBoard™ 410c

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Building Embedded Software Efficiently with an IDE

Discover IDE-assisted software development best practices that can help you minimize the number of challenges you encounter and reduce development delays when building your value-add embedded application.

This four-session webinar series utilizes open source Linux and Timesys’ TimeStorm IDE for embedded application- and system-level development. You’ll see how TimeStorm provides a consistent development experience while providing application developers with the flexibility they need to be more efficient and productive.

The sessions in this Timesys University track are designed to provide an overview of the application development process, including assembly of the development environment and its use to code, debug, optimize and maintain complex applications.

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Building a Connected Home Automation Device with the Digi ConnectCore™ Wi-i.MX51 using LinuxLink

In this hands-on series, you will utilize open source Linux and Timesys’ LinuxLink tools to build a custom home control and automation device using Digi’s Wi-i.MX51 ConnectCore™ reference board. The requirements for this small project include technologies such as WiFi, Bluetooth, GPIO, LCD displays, graphics stacks, power management and more.

The product designed in this Timesys University track will be optimized for small footprint deployment on the target and fast boot time. All sessions are designed to provide hands-on experience throughout the entire development process, including assembly of the development environment and its use to develop a Linux based platform and a Qt based UI application.
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Building an Internet Radio with the TI Sitara AM3517 using LinuxLink

Using open source Linux, Timesys LinuxLink tools and the TI Sitara AM3517 reference board, attendees of this hands-on, four-session Timesys University track will build a rich UI based dual display video player device to play back high-resolution 720 / 1080p video. The product requirements for this project include such technologies as LCD display, GStreamer graphics stacks, power management and more.

The product designed in this Timesys University track will be optimized for small footprint deployment on the target and fast boot time. All sessions are designed to provide hands-on experience throughout the entire development process, including assembly of the development environment and its use to develop a Linux base platform, and a Qt Embedded based, value-add, UI application.

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Building a Rich UI Based Dual Display Video Player with the Freescale i.MX53 using LinuxLink

In this hands-on, four-session, Timesys University track, attendees will build a rich user interface based dual display video player using open source Linux, Timesys LinuxLink tools and the Freescale i.MX53 Quick Start Board (QSB). The product requirements for this project include such technologies as Bluetooth, LCD display, graphics stacks, power management and more.

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