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ST MCU Trainings Catalogue 2020 the Right Information on the Right Products ST MCU Trainings Catalogue 2020 The right information on the right products T.O.M.A.S. Technically Oriented Microcontroller Application Services Version: 1.0 Released: December 2019 Foreword to the ST Europe technical trainings Dear Customers, We are pleased to present you our actual offer of ST microcontroller trainings. The complete ST trainer’s team is looking forward to share with you our expertise and enthusiasm on the ST Microcontroller products and application development techniques. To those of you, who prefer on-line learning courses we have prepared a series of sessions within YouTube platform. Basic information and complete list of available sessions with link to details about each session you will find on next slides and on our dedicated web pages: STM32Education and ST25Education. In addition, it is our great pleasure to extend the offer of ST MCU trainings thanks to our Training Partners. For more details about our Training Partners please see this page. All sessions are thorough technical trainings made for: • SW and HW Engineers of embedded systems • Distributor Field Application Engineers (ST sessions only) Additional trainings on customer locations or other STMicroelectronics sites are possible upon request (list of possible sessions you can find in this section of the catalogue). Please contact us or our Training Partners to learn the availability and conditions. Please specify the session you are interested in and what are you time constrains. A few tips to make your journey and ST organized training a success: • Any ST training may be canceled if there is less than a minimum of 8 attendees. Therefore, please, do not book your tickets or rooms unless you have received an official confirmation e-mail from us, which is sent about 4 weeks before the start of the training. • Confirmation e-mail contains information about tools to be installed and exact location of the session. • For the residents outside of Europe who need entry visa, please contact us at least 6 weeks before the training. • ST Trainings are free of charge and include free lunch and collations at ST premises. Accommodation and other expenses are at your charge. For Partners Training, the conditions have to be negotiated with them directly. Logistics for ST sessions: To reserve the hotel rooms for the training, please provide us the check-in and check-out dates, or make the reservation yourself. For more information about the logistics and ST office locations please see the dedicated page of this catalogue. Artur IWANICKI Microcontroller Training Center Manager [email protected] ST Trainers team The T.O.M.A.S. team consists of fully skilled and professional facilitators. Our everyday working activity is answering microcontroller technical questions (hotline) and designing and validating microcontroller-based applications. This ensures high level of our technical expertise and allows us to understand your application requirements, providing you with optimized solutions and added value. TOMAS Prague and Warsaw TOMAS Paris H1/2020 ST MCU Trainings Calendar Overview scheduled face to face sessions February March April May W13 STM32 Motor Control solutions 24-26.03 Munich W07 FreeRTOS with STM32 11-12.02 Milano W19 Low Power STM32 MCUs 5-7.05 Paris W22 Mainstream STM32 MCUs 26-28.05 Prague W20 High Performance STM32 MCUs 12-14.05 Munich 1 day technical workshops Actual offer of day-long technical workshops organized by ST is available here. Up to date training catalogue is available on our web page here. Note: For more details about the ST trainings please click on the chosen session. MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) Dear Customers, We are pleased to announce that we have launched the series of online seminars and trainings. All of the sessions are accessible on our dedicated web pages: STM32Education and ST25Education The MOOC platform enables you to • study from any place, even from your bed, • at any time, midnight owls welcome! • enjoy the lessons and hands-on at your own pace, minute by minute • on any Internet-enabled device The benefits the MOOC platform brings to you include saved time and cost. ST courses are free of charge, your only investment is the STM32 Discovery kit from your local distributor and some USB cable. Complete list of available sessions is available on the next slides. In case of any troubles concerning video access, missing materials, please send us an email at [email protected] ST MCUs e-learning process www.st.com/stm32education -> MOOC • STM32CubeMX & • STM32CubeMX & • STM32L4 hands-on • Motor Control Part1: Theory • Ultra Low Power CubeHAL basics CubeHAL basics workshop and Motor Profile STM32 extras • Motor Control Part2 (based on • Moving from 8to32bits • STM32CubeMX: easy • STM32L4 hands-on face2face WS) • STM32 IAP with NFC workshop – first steps in integration of third training • Motor Control Part3: Fine ST25 Dynamic tag STM32 parties FW tuning • STM32F7 hands-on • Motor Control Part4: Select • Basic of security in • STM32 drives Spirit2 workshop the right product STM32 • Motor Control Part5 (based on • FreeRTOS on STM32 • STM32L0 workshop face2face MC training) • Basics of cryptography • Graphics with STM32 • STM32G0 workshop • LPWAN workshop • STM32WB workshop • USB training (based on face2face session) • STM32WB BLE MESH introduction • STM32WB FUOTA • Introduction of STM32Cube.AI Note: For more details about the ST trainings please click on the chosen session. We have divided our on-line training offer into five steps with growing expertize level. It could help you with selection of the session which is matching your expertize level and your expectations. ST MCU on-line trainings overview (1/2) Session name duration Description STM32CubeMX & CubeHAL basics 8h Complete overview of STM32CubeMX and STM32F4 Cube HAL library Introduction to STM32L4 MCU family line with low power modes analysis and creation of STM32L4 hands-on workshop 5h 30min fancy Audio Player application step by step Peripheral by peripheral guide across STM32L4 MCU with series of hands on exercises STM32L4 hands-on training 9h 30min using STM32L4 HAL library and Eclipse based toolchain An additional information about STM32L4 MCU family line with an usage of external SMPS Ultra Low Power STM32 extras 1h to further lower power consumption Basic of security in STM32 1h Introduction to STM32 safety features and security with hands on sessions Introduction to STM32F7 family with various hands on sessions including DSP exercise and STM32F7 hands-on workshop 3h 20min step by step oscilloscope implementation LPWAN workshop 3h 30min Introduction to LoRa and SigFox implementations with hands on sessions An overview of STM32 based graphics application creation using STemWin library, ST free Graphics with STM32 4h toolchain and STM32F469I microcontroller STM32 in Application Programming with NFC Demonstration of various data transfers to STM32 devices via NFC (ST25) chips ST25 Dynamic tag 1h Moving from 8 to 32bit workshop - first steps Recorded "8to32bit migration" workshop session. Step by step into STM32 world in STM32 4h 30min Note: For more details about the ST trainings please click on the chosen session. All sessions are FREE ST MCU on-line trainings overview (2/2) Session name duration Description First steps in the Motor Control – introduction to FOC motor control and measurement Motor Control Part 1 : Theory and Motor Profile 40min of motors parameters Motor Control workshop session with practical hands-on parts, covering 3phase BLDC Motor Control Part2 : Workshop 1h motor control using STM32 Motor Control SDK v5.x and TrueStudio toolchain Motor Control Part 3 : Troubleshooting and fine How to solve runtime issues and tune PI regulator tuning 1h Motor Control Part 4 : Select the right product 1h Identify the components that best fit your embedded solution. Motor Control Part 5: Complete training session 5h STM32 Field Oriented motor control training STM32CubeMX: easy integration of third parties Learn how to add an expansion software packs to STM32CubeMX generated code FW 1h STM32 drives Spirit2 1h Learn how to use SPIRIT2 module with STM32 low power MCUs Introduction to STM32L0 1h Learn more about low power featured STM32L0 MCU family STM32 USB training 10h Learn how to use USB device and USB host within STM32 based application Note: For more details about the ST trainings please click on the chosen session. All sessions are FREE ST MCU on-line trainings overview (2/2) Session name duration Description Complete training session about FreeRTOS using CMSIS_OS v1.x API on STM32L4 FreeRTOS on STM32 10h MCUs STM32G0 Workshop 3h Introduction to STM32G0 family and STM32CubeMX 5.x tool STM32WB Workshop 5h First steps in STM32WB BLE MCU family line NEW STM32WB BLE MESH introduction 1h Basic information about BLE MESH networking with usage of STM32WB MCU STM32WB Firmware Update Over the Air STM32WB code update using BLE stack to transfer the data (FUOTA) 1.5h Introduction to STM32Cube.AI 1.5h Introduction to STM32Cube.AI tool (Artificial Intelligence support on STM32) Basics of cryptography 2h Basic information about cryptography Note: For more details about the ST trainings please click on the chosen session. All sessions are FREE Scheduled face-to-face training sessions details FreeRTOSTM with STM32 – 2 days In today's world, embedded systems are more and more complex and require real time operations or at least precise in time actions. For such purposes it is necessary to use an operating system. Within this training we will
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