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Hello Folks, I have an EE degree but havent worked in the industry for 8 years, busy raising a family. I want to update my skills and was confused on where to start. I have programming experience in C and VB and like the idea of learning to program microcontrollers. My questions are as follows: 1. Where, and how can I learn enough about embedded device programming to get a decent job? 2. Are there any web sites where I can get more information? 3. Can I get an entry level job if I am able to do some decent programming in C? 4. What other options do I have? I would appreciate feedback. Thanks Lisa
"1. Download the free Keil evaluation software and dive into the examples." I think a better approach is: 1a. Download the free Keil evaluation software; 1b. Read the uVision Getting Started guide, and work throug the example projects in it This will give you a proper introduction to the tools - rather than just "diving in" without knowing whether you're at the deep-end...! ;-)
There appears to be an echo in here. Dunno quite how that happened - sorry!