Autosar Architecture Learn from Scratch with Demo
What you’ll learn
Understanding the complete Autosar Architecture and its benefits with comparison
Complete indepth training on the Autosar layers ASW and RTE
Overview on different BSW layers with indepth on MCAL and ECU Abstraction layer
Indepth training on Application software development (Components, Compositions, Ports, Interfaces, Runnables, Events) in Autosar
What is RTE and how it works with different examples
How to write MCAL drivers and ECU abstraction layer from BSW with Examples
Autosar Methodology with example
Live demo to create an Autosar software with simple available softwares (Notepad++ and Simple XML editors)
Demo and comparison of a live example with a Non-Autosar software with an Autosar software for good understanding
Requirements
Will be an added advantage if we have Basic Knowledge on Embedded software development
Note: If we are completely new to embedded programming then the terms explained here might be difficult to grasp as it all relates to real time automotive examples. I would request your patience incase as understanding all at the first place would be hard. Please use the Q&A section to bring up your queries and i will be answer them for you.
Description
Autosar is a demanding standard in the Automotive Industry and it has become a must know knowledge nowadays.In this course we will be looking from the very basics of Autosar and we will go step by step with understanding each and every concept of Autosar Architecture and finally we will have a demo session on how to design an Autosar software with a live use-case. This course covers all categories of audience since we start the explanation form the very basics and we go on step by step to the advanced level.What is covered in this course ?End to End overview on the complete Autosar Architecture and its layers are coveredIndepth on entire Application Software layer development (ASW) + complete demoIndpeth theory on complete RTE layer + partial demoOverview on all BSW layers with indepth only on MCAL and ECU Abstraction Layer + demoWhat is not covered ?Indepth on the BSW layers like COM Stack, MEM Stack, Diagnostic stack are not covered as they are separate specialisation topicsHowever the basics on what these layers are, is explained.Theory:The theoretical session is for the first 2 hours where we will learn the Autosar terms and concepts in a detailed manner with short use-cases taken from the live automotive applications. The theory will cover complete ASW layer, complete RTE layer and BSW overviewDemo:The demo will be covered with every tags explained in the arxml configuration that is part of the use-case and on how to write the C Code based on the designed configurations. We will use Notepad++ and simple xml editor for this so we could also try out the demo easily. The demo will have a mixture of short theories as well where we will explain the approach for designing the software which will help us to have a better understanding while writing our code. Demo covers complete ASW development, MCAL & ECU abstraction development from BSW layer and RTE Code.By the end of the course we will have a good learning on Autosar and we will be able to develop an Autosar software from scratch.Free Preview is enabled for the below theory lectures.Section-4 Lecture-10 (Sender Receiver Interface) Section-5 Lecture- 13 (Compositions and Connectors) Update: Auto generated English captions that was misleading is manually overwritten with proper captions.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course
Lecture 2 How to approach the Course
Lecture 3 Introduction to Autosar
Lecture 4 Need for Autosar
Section 2: Base Software (BSW)
Lecture 5 Base Software Overview (BSW)
Lecture 6 Autosar Interfaces
Section 3: Software Components
Lecture 7 Software Components
Lecture 8 Software Components (Example)
Section 4: Ports and Interfaces
Lecture 9 Autosar Port Interfaces
Lecture 10 Sender Receiver Interface
Lecture 11 Client Server Interface
Lecture 12 Port Interface (Example)
Section 5: Compositions and Connectors
Lecture 13 Compositions and Connectors
Section 6: Runnables and Events
Lecture 14 Runnables
Lecture 15 Events
Section 7: Application Software Component (ASW)
Lecture 16 Application Software Summary (ASW)
Section 8: Run Time Environment (RTE)
Lecture 17 Run Time Environment (RTE)
Lecture 18 RTE – Sender Receiver Interface
Lecture 19 RTE – Client Server Interface
Lecture 20 RTE – Communication
Lecture 21 RTE – Scheduling of Events
Lecture 22 RTE Generator
Section 9: Autosar Methodology
Lecture 23 Autosar Methodology
Lecture 24 Autosar Methodology (Example)
Section 10: Demo
Lecture 25 Use Case with Non-Autosar Software
Lecture 26 Theory – MCAL Layer Development
Lecture 27 Demo – MCAL Layer Development
Lecture 28 Theory – ECU Abstraction Layer Development
Lecture 29 Demo-Understanding an ARXML configuration
Lecture 30 Demo – Project Setup
Lecture 31 Demo – Creating Interfaces in ARXML
Lecture 32 Demo – Ecu Abstraction Development (ARXML)
Lecture 33 Demo – Ecu Abstraction Development (C File)
Lecture 34 Demo – ASW Development (ARXML)
Lecture 35 Demo – ASW Development (C File)
Lecture 36 Demo – Compositions and RTE
Section 11: Conclusion and Summary
Lecture 37 Conclusion and Summary
Embedded Software developers in Automotive industry who would like to use Autosar Architecture,Students and Job seekers who are willing to learn Autosar and work in automotive domain
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 4h 43m | 2.05 GB
Created by: Pranesh Kumar
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