MISRA C: Mastering the Coding Standard for Embedded Systems
This comprehensive course is designed to help participants master the MISRA C coding standard for embedded systems. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate issued by The Art of Service.Course Features - Interactive and engaging learning experience
- Comprehensive and personalized course content
- Up-to-date and practical knowledge
- Real-world applications and case studies
- High-quality content developed by expert instructors
- Certificate issued upon completion
- Flexible learning schedule and user-friendly interface
- Mobile-accessible and community-driven learning environment
- Actionable insights and hands-on projects
- Bite-sized lessons and lifetime access to course materials
- Gamification and progress tracking features
Course Outline Chapter 1: Introduction to MISRA C
- What is MISRA C and its importance in embedded systems
- History and evolution of the MISRA C standard
- Key features and benefits of using MISRA C
Chapter 2: MISRA C Coding Rules
- Rule 1.1: All code shall conform to the C99 standard
- Rule 1.2: All code shall use consistent naming conventions
- Rule 1.3: All code shall avoid using reserved keywords
- Rule 1.4: All code shall use parentheses to clarify expressions
- Rule 2.1: All variables shall be declared with a type
- Rule 2.2: All variables shall be initialized before use
- Rule 3.1: All control structures shall use braces
- Rule 3.2: All control structures shall have a clear and consistent structure
Chapter 3: MISRA C Guidelines for Variables and Data Types
- Guideline 4.1: All variables shall have a clear and descriptive name
- Guideline 4.2: All variables shall be declared with a consistent type
- Guideline 4.3: All variables shall be initialized with a valid value
- Guideline 5.1: All pointer variables shall be used with caution
- Guideline 5.2: All pointer variables shall be checked for null before use
Chapter 4: MISRA C Guidelines for Control Structures
- Guideline 6.1: All control structures shall have a clear and consistent structure
- Guideline 6.2: All control structures shall use braces to clarify the structure
- Guideline 7.1: All loops shall have a clear and consistent termination condition
- Guideline 7.2: All loops shall use a consistent loop counter variable
Chapter 5: MISRA C Guidelines for Functions
- Guideline 8.1: All functions shall have a clear and descriptive name
- Guideline 8.2: All functions shall have a consistent return type
- Guideline 8.3: All functions shall have a clear and consistent parameter list
- Guideline 9.1: All functions shall be used with caution
- Guideline 9.2: All functions shall be checked for null before use
Chapter 6: MISRA C Guidelines for Preprocessor Directives
- Guideline 10.1: All preprocessor directives shall be used with caution
- Guideline 10.2: All preprocessor directives shall be clearly documented
- Guideline 11.1: All macros shall be used with caution
- Guideline 11.2: All macros shall be clearly documented
Chapter 7: MISRA C Guidelines for Error Handling
- Guideline 12.1: All error handling shall be clear and consistent
- Guideline 12.2: All error handling shall be well-documented
- Guideline 13.1: All exceptions shall be handled with caution
- Guideline 13.2: All exceptions shall be clearly documented
Chapter 8: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Organization
- Guideline 14.1: All code shall be well-organized and easy to read
- Guideline 14.2: All code shall be clearly documented
- Guideline 15.1: All code shall be modular and reusable
- Guideline 15.2: All code shall be easy to maintain and modify
Chapter 9: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Review
- Guideline 16.1: All code shall be reviewed with caution
- Guideline 16.2: All code reviews shall be well-documented
- Guideline 17.1: All code reviews shall be performed by a qualified reviewer
- Guideline 17.2: All code reviews shall be performed with a clear and consistent checklist
Chapter 10: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Testing
- Guideline 18.1: All code shall be tested with caution
- Guideline 18.2: All code testing shall be well-documented
- Guideline 19.1: All code testing shall be performed by a qualified tester
- Guideline 19.2: All code testing shall be performed with a clear and consistent test plan
Chapter 11: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Maintenance
- Guideline 20.1: All code shall be maintained with caution
- Guideline 20.2: All code maintenance shall be well-documented
- Guideline 21.1: All code maintenance shall be performed by a qualified maintainer
- Guideline 21.2: All code maintenance shall be performed with a clear and consistent maintenance plan
Chapter 12: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Security
- Guideline 22.1: All code,
Chapter 1: Introduction to MISRA C
- What is MISRA C and its importance in embedded systems
- History and evolution of the MISRA C standard
- Key features and benefits of using MISRA C
Chapter 2: MISRA C Coding Rules
- Rule 1.1: All code shall conform to the C99 standard
- Rule 1.2: All code shall use consistent naming conventions
- Rule 1.3: All code shall avoid using reserved keywords
- Rule 1.4: All code shall use parentheses to clarify expressions
- Rule 2.1: All variables shall be declared with a type
- Rule 2.2: All variables shall be initialized before use
- Rule 3.1: All control structures shall use braces
- Rule 3.2: All control structures shall have a clear and consistent structure
Chapter 3: MISRA C Guidelines for Variables and Data Types
- Guideline 4.1: All variables shall have a clear and descriptive name
- Guideline 4.2: All variables shall be declared with a consistent type
- Guideline 4.3: All variables shall be initialized with a valid value
- Guideline 5.1: All pointer variables shall be used with caution
- Guideline 5.2: All pointer variables shall be checked for null before use
Chapter 4: MISRA C Guidelines for Control Structures
- Guideline 6.1: All control structures shall have a clear and consistent structure
- Guideline 6.2: All control structures shall use braces to clarify the structure
- Guideline 7.1: All loops shall have a clear and consistent termination condition
- Guideline 7.2: All loops shall use a consistent loop counter variable
Chapter 5: MISRA C Guidelines for Functions
- Guideline 8.1: All functions shall have a clear and descriptive name
- Guideline 8.2: All functions shall have a consistent return type
- Guideline 8.3: All functions shall have a clear and consistent parameter list
- Guideline 9.1: All functions shall be used with caution
- Guideline 9.2: All functions shall be checked for null before use
Chapter 6: MISRA C Guidelines for Preprocessor Directives
- Guideline 10.1: All preprocessor directives shall be used with caution
- Guideline 10.2: All preprocessor directives shall be clearly documented
- Guideline 11.1: All macros shall be used with caution
- Guideline 11.2: All macros shall be clearly documented
Chapter 7: MISRA C Guidelines for Error Handling
- Guideline 12.1: All error handling shall be clear and consistent
- Guideline 12.2: All error handling shall be well-documented
- Guideline 13.1: All exceptions shall be handled with caution
- Guideline 13.2: All exceptions shall be clearly documented
Chapter 8: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Organization
- Guideline 14.1: All code shall be well-organized and easy to read
- Guideline 14.2: All code shall be clearly documented
- Guideline 15.1: All code shall be modular and reusable
- Guideline 15.2: All code shall be easy to maintain and modify
Chapter 9: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Review
- Guideline 16.1: All code shall be reviewed with caution
- Guideline 16.2: All code reviews shall be well-documented
- Guideline 17.1: All code reviews shall be performed by a qualified reviewer
- Guideline 17.2: All code reviews shall be performed with a clear and consistent checklist
Chapter 10: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Testing
- Guideline 18.1: All code shall be tested with caution
- Guideline 18.2: All code testing shall be well-documented
- Guideline 19.1: All code testing shall be performed by a qualified tester
- Guideline 19.2: All code testing shall be performed with a clear and consistent test plan
Chapter 11: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Maintenance
- Guideline 20.1: All code shall be maintained with caution
- Guideline 20.2: All code maintenance shall be well-documented
- Guideline 21.1: All code maintenance shall be performed by a qualified maintainer
- Guideline 21.2: All code maintenance shall be performed with a clear and consistent maintenance plan
Chapter 12: MISRA C Guidelines for Code Security
- Guideline 22.1: All code,