Porting, tailoring and programming Google's Android OS
The Android operating system, developped by Google and based on the Linux kernel, is used more and more frequently not only on smartphones but also for dedicated embedded devices, notably in the "Machine to Machine" market.
ac6-training proposes trainings on the porting of the operating system on your board and its tailoring to your specific needs, as well as creating embedded applications running on the Android system.
You can see detailed course descriptions of the various trainings by using the above navigation bar. You can also click on course identifiers in the following course briefs hereafter.
Main Courses
G1 - Android Installation Android installation on a hardware platform
G2 - Android Programming Programming applications for the Android platform
G3 - Android Internals Android Frameworks and HAL Implementation
Installing Android on a new platform is a complex process requiring a deep understanding of the internals of the Android frameworks and the Hardware Abstraction Layer.
This course explains how the frameworks are structured and can be adapted to a platform on which a basic Android port already exist.
Additional Courses
D3 - Linux Drivers Writing Linux Drivers
This course covers the various techniques needed to write Linux (2.6 and 3.0) drivers, bus management (PCI. ..), hot-plug and auto-configuration of devices as well as the specific problems due to multi-core and advanced processors.D7 - Linux drivers hotplug and power management Writing drivers with hot-plug and power management support
This course delves into the concepts of generic devices/drivers for Linux, the management of hotplug, as well as writing drivers for USB host and gadget.
It also covers the whole issue of power management in recent versions of the 2.6 Linux kernel. D8 - USB Linux Drivers Writing USB-2.0 and USB-3.0 host and gadget drivers on Linux
This course details the Linux driver model, the USB hotplug and power management architecture to write USB host (client) drivers as well as gadget drivers.
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