The Best Investment in Your Project is Training

DDC-I offers a variety of training sessions. Pick from our standard offering or talk to DDC-I customer support about designing a training curriculum specifically for you. Whether you need help making the best use of your compiler or you want to make sure your teams are ready to tackle new technology, DDC-I is the place for training.

Training Classes

Onsite Consulting Services

DDC-I provides a full spectrum of consulting, training and support services. Our on-site consulting packages are designed to help our customers get a jump start on their project and achieve project goals on-time and on-budget.

Our on-site consulting programs include:

Why wait? Unlock the power of your DDC-I toolset and begin realizing your return on investment today! Jump Start is an amazing two-day on-site workshop that provides a formal introduction to your DDC-I toolset.

Features/Benefits

  • Product Installation
  • Licensing
  • Overview of Tool Usage
  • DDC-I Customer Support Procedures
  • Documentation
  • Change Requests

Designed for engineers or engineering teams who want to get ahead in the game and begin effectively using their DDC-I toolset with minimal effort.

Jump Start is included in DDC-I’s Atlas Premium support package or can be purchased separately.

This workshop is designed for the new DDC-I customer who would like to take advantage of a formal introduction to the DDC-I toolset as well as receive some exposure to tailoring the run-time system for custom applications.

  • Features/Benefits
  • Product Installation
  • Licensing
  • Overview of Tool Usage
  • DDC-I Customer Support Procedures
  • Documentation
  • Change Requests
  • Introduction to Product and Run-Time System Tailoring for Real-Time Considerations

Designed for engineers or engineering teams who want to get ahead in the game and begin effectively using their DDC-I toolset with minimal effort.

Understanding the issues and methods for run-time system tailoring is critical to insuring a stable run-time system both during development and at deployment. DDC-I provides an introduction to run-time system tailoring to make sure your compiler integration team is prepared to handle the job.

Who Should Attend

Designed for software engineers interested in learning methods for run-time system tailoring.

Prerequisite

Possession of a DDC-I run-time system (DACS, TADS or SCORE®) and programming experience with a general familiarity of the relevant processor is expected.

What You’ll Learn

  • Mapping Interrupts
  • Specifying Com Ports
  • Hardware vs. Software UARTS
  • Watchdog Timer Management
  • Scheduling and Timer Management
  • Peripheral Device Integration