ECE497 - 32-bit Embedded Linux, Rose-Hulman - Revision history

Jungeml: /* Weekly Status Memos */

2012-09-06T04:46:22Z

‎Weekly Status Memos

Yoder: /* Grades */

2012-08-29T20:29:36Z

‎Grades

Yoder: /* Grades */

2012-08-28T20:07:15Z

‎Grades

Yoder at 20:06, 28 August 2012

2012-08-28T20:06:50Z

Yoder: /* Links */ Moved to tips and tricks

2012-08-28T20:06:04Z

‎Links: Moved to tips and tricks

Yoder: /* Weekly Status Memos */

2012-08-28T20:03:08Z

‎Weekly Status Memos

Yoder: /* Grades */

2012-08-28T19:53:16Z

‎Grades

Yoder: Added tag

2012-07-18T14:43:35Z

Added tag

Yoder at 17:35, 19 January 2012

2012-01-19T17:35:29Z

Yoder: /* Memos */

2012-01-19T16:45:24Z

‎Memos

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 # End with a few sentences of concluding remarks.  What did you learn?  What else would you like to learn? What do you suggest for other related exercises? What extra interesting things did you do?
-You grade for each exercise will be based on what you report in your memo. No need for the memo to long.  Just make it clear about what you have done.
+You grade for each exercise will be based on what you report in your memo. No need for the memo to be long.  Just make it clear about what you have done.
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-The Calendar gives the due dates.  I'll give a 10% reward to being early and 10% per day penalty for being late. You must complete all the exercises to pass the course.
+The Calendar gives the due dates.  I'll give a reward to being early and 10% per day penalty for being late. You must complete all the exercises to pass the course.
 === Weekly Status Memos ===

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-The Calendar gives the due dates.  I'll give a 10% reward to being early and 10% per day penalty for being late. You must complete all the labs to pass the course.
+The Calendar gives the due dates.  I'll give a 10% reward to being early and 10% per day penalty for being late. You must complete all the exercises to pass the course.
 === Weekly Status Memos ===

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 [[Category: Education]]
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 == Introduction ==
 This Wiki is about a college-level embedded processor class being taught using the BeagleBoard.  It's being taught by Professor Mark A. Yoder in the [http://ece-1.rose-hulman.edu/ecemm/ Electrical and Computer Engineering Department] at [http://www.rose-hulman.edu Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology].  Rose is a small, private, undergraduate engineering school that focuses on undergraduate education.
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 Here's the official description of the course.
-== Course Description ==
+=== Course Description ===
 '''ECE 497 32-bit Embedded Linux 4R-0L-4C S Pre: Consent of instructor'''

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	You grade for each exercise will be based on what you report in your memo. No need for the memo to long. Just make it clear about what you have done.		You grade for each exercise will be based on what you report in your memo. No need for the memo to long. Just make it clear about what you have done.
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−	~~== Links ==~~
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−	~~Since we are working with the open source community, you need to know where the action is. Here are some useful links to what's happening in the Beagle community.~~
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−	* [http://groups.google.com/group/beagleboard/browse_thread/thread/c5a631c6582119b8 State of the Beagle 2011], learn about the Beagle's past, present and future.
−	* [http://BeagleBoard.org BeagleBoard.org], the starting point for all thing Beagle.
−	* [http://groups.google.com/group/beagleboard Beagle Discussion Group], lot's of good information here, but you'll have to dig a bit. Subscribe and follow the discussion.
−	* [http://beagleboard.blogspot.com/ blogspot], see what is being said about the Beagle.
−	* [http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard eLinux], this is where this page is being hosted. It's about embedded Linux in general, not just the BeagleBoard.
−	* [http://free-electrons.com/blog/beagle-labs/ Free Electrons Beagle Board Training], some good labs about what makes embedded Linux run.
−	* [https://gforge.ti.com/gf/project/tiesr/ TI Embedded Speech Recognizer] (TIesr) is a fixed-point recognizer written in C++ and C.
−	* [http://code.google.com/soc/ Google Summer of Code]. BeagleBoard is an accepted organization.
−	* [http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map Linux Kernel Map]
−	* [http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Category:OMAP35x Texas Instruments Embedded Processors Wiki]

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 The Calendar gives the due dates.  I'll give a 10% reward to being early and 10% per day penalty for being late. You must complete all the labs to pass the course.
-=== Memos ===
+=== Weekly Status Memos ===
-Often I ask you to do an exercise and then write a memo about it. Here are things I look for in a memo.
+A Weekly Status Memo is due at the beginning of each week.  Initially the beginning of the week is Thursday.  This memo is to document all that you have done during the previous week.  Here are things I look for in a memo.
 # Have '''To, From, Date,''' and '''Subject''' field on the top.
-# Use a meaningful subject.  ''Exercise 08 Using ALSA for Audio Processing'' is meaningful.  ''Exercise Memo'' is not.
+# Use a meaningful subject.  ''Week 2, Exercises 02, 04 and 10'' is meaningful.  ''Exercise Memo'' is not.
 # Start with a couple sentence introduction giving an overview of what the exercise is about.
 # Answer all the questions in the exercise.
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 # Note any parts of the exercise you were unable to complete and explain why.
 # End with a few sentences of concluding remarks.  What did you learn?  What else would you like to learn? What do you suggest for other related exercises? What extra interesting things did you do?
 == Links ==

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