Netrino Institute Updates Embedded Systems Training Course Schedule

Posted by EDA Geek News Staff in Events, Training on Monday, November 17, 2008
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Netrino, The Embedded Systems Experts and a leader in embedded systems training and engineering services, announced a comprehensive Winter schedule of Netrino Institute training courses. Netrino Institute's new Developing Effective Coding Standards course will be taught publicly for the first time. Built upon Netrino's extensive experience in designing embedded software and leveraging the recently published "Netrino Embedded C Coding Standard" book and Netrino's Zero Bugs…Period design methodology, this course focuses on empowering organizations to create bug-eliminating embedded software coding standards that also improve maintainability and portability. In addition, the updated schedule includes public offerings of Netrino Institute's popular Embedded Software Boot Camp and Multithreaded RTOS Programming courses.

"Netrino Institute's courses are all conceived to assist embedded software engineering teams to increase the quality of embedded software," said Michael Barr, Netrino's president. "Netrino Institute's Developing Effective Coding Standards course and the companion Netrino Embedded C Coding Standard book accomplish this goal by providing an excellent example of a key engineering process document and a method to augment this document for their own teams."

The one-day Developing Effective Coding Standards course is offered for $1,595. The two-day Multithreaded RTOS Programming course is offered for $1,995 and the five-day Embedded Software Boot Camp course is offered for $3,995. Early registration and multi-seat discounts are available, and both courses offer an unconditional money-back guarantee.

About Netrino
Founded in 1999 and based in Columbia, MD, Netrino provides training and engineering services related to the development of next-generation embedded systems. The company has three business units: Netrino Institute trains engineers in best practices, Netrino Consulting provides unbiased engineering guidance throughout the engineering lifecycle, and Netrino Labs assists companies with product development.

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