No. of Pages: 652

Embedded Systems : Architecture, Programming and Design has been developed keeping in mind the needs of budding system designers. The book has been designed such that the readers first learn about the architecture of an embedded system followed by its basic hardware and software elements, programming models and software engineering practices that are used during the system development process and then learn the software techniques to embed codes into the system.

This Online Learning Center is designed to enhance your learning experience. It provides a broad array of resources that will benefit instructors, students, and industry professionals. Visit the Information Center to explore the book's features.

Student’s Center contains two sample chapters (Chapter 1- Introduction to Embedded Systems and Chapter 5 – Programming Concepts and Embedded Programming in C and C++) from the book. List of keywords and their definitions for chapters 1,3,4,5 and 8 are also available. These would give you the flavor of the published book.

The Instructor’s Center will provide the faculty with Chapter-wise PowerPoint Slides; solutions to the Practice Exercises and Review Questions given at the end of various chapters; Case Studies from the Microsoft and the route map or proposed syllabus for a course on embedded systems. This is open to the instructors only.

This part of the site is password protected and will be available to adopters only. If you are an adopter and require a password, contact your Tata McGraw-Hill representative or send a request from this Web site.

This site will evolve over time and we would be able to provide you with a wide range of goodies that are currently in development.