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Module 1: Introduction to Automotive Software and AUTOSAR

  • Overview of automotive embedded systems.
  • The evolution of AUTOSAR: comparing Classic and Adaptive approaches.
  • Key concepts and architectural layers of AUTOSAR.
  • Introduction to ADAS systems and their relationship with AUTOSAR.

Module 2: AUTOSAR Classic Platform – Core Concepts

  • Basic Software (BSW) layers and the Runtime Environment (RTE).
  • ECU configuration and communication mechanisms.
  • Tooling and configuration workflows.
  • Integrating AUTOSAR Classic with legacy systems.

Module 3: AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform – Fundamentals

  • Introduction to the AUTOSAR Adaptive architecture.
  • Design and execution of Adaptive Applications (AA).
  • POSIX-based operating systems and the Execution Management (EM) layer.
  • Adaptive Platform Services (AP Services) and communication middleware.

Module 4: Communication and Service-Oriented Architecture

  • SOME/IP, DDS, and ara::com technologies.
  • Design and configuration of service interfaces.
  • Enabling communication between Adaptive Applications.
  • Integration with external ECUs and the Classic Platform.

Module 5: AUTOSAR Adaptive in ADAS Development

  • Overview of ADAS features and functional architecture.
  • Challenges related to sensor fusion and data communication.
  • Incorporating ADAS algorithms into AUTOSAR Adaptive.
  • Real-world case studies of ADAS software architecture.

Module 6: Development Workflow and Tools

  • Overview of AUTOSAR-compliant toolchains.
  • Modeling and configuration tools (e.g., Vector, EB tresos, DaVinci, or similar).
  • Code generation and deployment on target hardware.
  • Testing and debugging of adaptive applications.

Module 7: Advanced Topics and Best Practices

  • Safety and security considerations in AUTOSAR Adaptive and ADAS.
  • Updates, diagnostics, and monitoring in adaptive environments.
  • Optimizing real-time performance.
  • Emerging trends in automotive software architecture.

Module 8: Hands-On Practice and Project

  • Guided practical exercises using AUTOSAR development tools.
  • Configuration and simulation of ADAS components.
  • Mini-project: Designing a simple Adaptive AUTOSAR application for an ADAS use case.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Proficiency in C/C++ programming for embedded systems.
  • Solid understanding of fundamental automotive software concepts.
  • Familiarity with microcontrollers, communication protocols, and real-time operating systems.

Target Audience

  • Automotive software developers and engineers.
  • Embedded systems architects.
  • Software developers working on ADAS and autonomous vehicles.
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