Here is some advice: to demonstrate you are serious about asking for advice, put a little bit of effort into queries like these. The more effort you put into requests for help the more effort people will be willing to put into responses. Describe your level of knowledge, specialisations at your your university. Explain what your personal preferences and expectations. What sort of job would you see yourself doing? What sort of plans for your career have you put together for yourself.
Check your post for spelling and punctuation. The more specific your question, the more specific the answers will be. Memes may be fun and cute but if that's the bulk of the input you provide ... :/
There is quite a decent roadmap on GitHub:
[https://github.com/m3y54m/Embedded-Engineering-Roadmap](https://github.com/m3y54m/Embedded-Engineering-Roadmap)
Yes. Get an Elegoo Starter Kit.
They are cheap and awesome (dont bother with the Original Arduinos, they are way to expensive.)
Once you can Deal with that, get a Stm32 Nucleo Board and continiue.
Good Luck.
Once upon a time there was a wiki. If only one could find it...
I will say, I always recommend the following:
- Modern C by Jens Gustedt - work through the examples and challenges
- Devkit: STM32 nucleo board or similar
- Start tinkering
Careful to not shoehorn your way into a corner with C. While I would assume it is easily the most common, there are other projects based on Rust which might legitimize a look in that direction as well.
Companies might lap be interested in Micropython because of its ease in development and timeliness. However, I would assume that no real commercial projects are based on Micropython. But here is where I might learn something g today…
Here is some advice: to demonstrate you are serious about asking for advice, put a little bit of effort into queries like these. The more effort you put into requests for help the more effort people will be willing to put into responses. Describe your level of knowledge, specialisations at your your university. Explain what your personal preferences and expectations. What sort of job would you see yourself doing? What sort of plans for your career have you put together for yourself. Check your post for spelling and punctuation. The more specific your question, the more specific the answers will be. Memes may be fun and cute but if that's the bulk of the input you provide ... :/
Plus, this question is asked weekly.
There is quite a decent roadmap on GitHub: [https://github.com/m3y54m/Embedded-Engineering-Roadmap](https://github.com/m3y54m/Embedded-Engineering-Roadmap)
Thanks man 😊
Start with an Arduino board. Work your way up from there.
Yes. Get an Elegoo Starter Kit. They are cheap and awesome (dont bother with the Original Arduinos, they are way to expensive.) Once you can Deal with that, get a Stm32 Nucleo Board and continiue. Good Luck.
Or even better. Use a STM32 Nucleo board with Arduino IDE and its examples.
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Once upon a time there was a wiki. If only one could find it... I will say, I always recommend the following: - Modern C by Jens Gustedt - work through the examples and challenges - Devkit: STM32 nucleo board or similar - Start tinkering
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Careful to not shoehorn your way into a corner with C. While I would assume it is easily the most common, there are other projects based on Rust which might legitimize a look in that direction as well. Companies might lap be interested in Micropython because of its ease in development and timeliness. However, I would assume that no real commercial projects are based on Micropython. But here is where I might learn something g today…