Course description

Embark on a transformative journey through the heartbeat of modern automotive electronics with this industry-driven AUTOSAR program. You’ll explore the AUTOSAR layered architecture, revealing the synergy between Basic Software (BSW), the Runtime Environment (RTE), and Application Software Components (SWCs). Learn how to configure the Microcontroller Abstraction Layer to unleash GPIO, PWM, ADC, and CAN drivers with precision worthy of a master craftsman.

From diagnostic stacks to communication stacks, you will gain the skills to craft reliable embedded systems using AUTOSAR configuration tools like Vector DaVinci Developer or Elektrobit Tresos. You’ll experience configuring and flashing firmware on industry-standard boards such as Infineon AURIX, while leveraging advanced debugging tools and simulation platforms like CANalyzer or CANoe to validate communication flows.

By working hands-on with the AUTOSAR OS, you will choreograph real-time scheduling and orchestrate sensor–actuator data flow with confidence. With a solid grip on fault handling and data persistence through DEM and NVRAM, you’ll build robust, maintainable, future-ready automotive systems. Finally, you will integrate all these layers into a single, fully functional control application — tested and demonstrated on real hardware.

Expect to leave this course with tangible skills in MCAL and BSW configuration, RTE generation, SWC development, debugging, and full-system integration — everything you need to command the road ahead.

What will i learn?

  • ⚙️ Knowledge Solid understanding of embedded C programming Basic microcontroller architecture concepts Introductory familiarity with communication protocols (CAN, LIN, Ethernet helpful) General grasp of real-time systems is a plus ⚙️ Hardware/Software Access to an AUTOSAR-compliant microcontroller development board (suggested: Infineon AURIX TC2xx/TC3xx) Regulated power supply for the microcontroller Debugger (J-Link, Lauterbach Trace32 recommended) PC with sufficient resources to run AUTOSAR tools Licensed AUTOSAR configuration tool (Vector DaVinci Developer or Elektrobit Tresos) IDE & compiler (IAR Embedded Workbench or Green Hills recommended) CAN analyzer tools (e.g., CANoe, CANalyzer)

Requirements

  • By the end of this course, you will be able to: ✅ Explain the AUTOSAR layered architecture and its role in automotive software. ✅ Configure MCAL drivers for GPIO, PWM, ADC, and CAN to interface with real hardware. ✅ Set up and fine-tune BSW modules, including diagnostic, communication, and memory stacks. ✅ Generate and test the Runtime Environment (RTE) to link application software components with BSW. ✅ Develop application software components (SWCs) using AUTOSAR methodology. ✅ Use professional tools like Vector DaVinci Developer or Elektrobit Tresos for configuration, and CANoe/CANalyzer for testing. ✅ Deploy software onto AUTOSAR-compliant microcontrollers (e.g., Infineon AURIX), flashing and debugging real firmware. ✅ Integrate a complete AUTOSAR-based control application from top to bottom. ✅ Apply advanced diagnostic features and handle data persistence using DEM and NVRAM. ✅ Showcase a fully functional end-to-end AUTOSAR project running on real automotive hardware.

Technologics Global

55000₹

Lectures

6

Skill level

Advanced

Expiry period

3 Months

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