06-16-2023, 03:22 AM
Cracking AUTOSAR Interview
Published 6/2023
Created by Rishu .
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 122 Lectures ( 8h 1m ) | Size: 3 GB
AUTOSAR concepts and BSW Modules are covered
What you'll learn
Understanding of the Autosar Architecture and its benefits and its methodology
Overview of layered Autosar architecture
Understanding of Rte concepts
ECUM and BSWM modules of AUTOSAR
Understanding of Autosar Diagnostics (Dem, Dcm and CanTP modules, UDS and OBD protocols)
Undersatnding of NvM module
CAN Protocol
This is an evolving course, and more topics will be added based on feedback and queries
Requirements
Basic knowledege of AUTOSAR and intrest to learn.
Description
When I started working as a professional, I tried searching relevant contents and explanation on diagnostics but I was unable to find a structured course online, there were just huge documents and difficult to understand for a new person, so this led me to make this course so that others benefit from my experience.AUTOSAR is a very important topic in automotive industry. It is ubiquitous and its knowledge is a must. In today's market we have a huge demand for professionals with Autosar knowledge.I have designed this course for individuals who want to learn about autosar and also for those who are preparing for interviews. I have tried to cover the important topics and modules in this course. I will keep updating the course with more topics based on your feedback and queries. Interview questions for Embedded C is in progress and will be updated soon.In this course below topics is covered keeping interview process in mind:Autosar concept, use case and methodology- BSW Modules: DCM, Dem, BSWM, ECUM, Nvm- Rte Module- UDS, CAN and OBD protocolsAfter taking this course you will be confident to ace the interviews.Feel free to reach me on LinkedIn for more information on course.Happy learning and all the best!!
Who this course is for
Automotive Professionals
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