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Yes, Learni is a Qualiopi-certified training organization. This certification guarantees the quality of our courses and enables funding through OPCO and other mechanisms.

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Our courses are eligible for OPCO funding. Learni supports you through the funding process. A personalized quote is available upon request.

What are the prerequisites for this training?

The prerequisites for the Training Rust Embedded Expert - Develop Reliable no_std Systems training are: Advanced mastery of Rust (ownership, lifetimes, traits), 3+ years C/C++ embedded experience, STM32/ARM Cortex-M experience.. A preliminary interview validates your eligibility.

Is the training available in person?

Yes, the Training Rust Embedded Expert - Develop Reliable no_std Systems training is available in in-person. The format can be adapted to your needs (inter, intra, custom).

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The Training Rust Embedded Expert - Develop Reliable no_std Systems training is delivered in-person or remotely (blended-learning, e-learning, virtual classroom, remote in-person). At Learni, a Qualiopi-certified training organization, each program is designed to maximize skills acquisition, regardless of the training mode chosen.

The trainer alternates between demonstrative, interrogative, and active methods (through practical exercises and/or real-world scenarios). This pedagogical approach ensures concrete and directly applicable learning in the workplace.

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To ensure the quality of the Training Rust Embedded Expert - Develop Reliable no_std Systems training, Learni provides the following teaching resources:

Mac or PC computers, high-speed fiber internet, whiteboard or flipchart, video projector or interactive touchscreen (for remote sessions)
Training environments installed on workstations or accessible online
Course materials, practical exercises, and supplementary resources
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For in-house training at a location external to Learni, the client ensures and commits to having all necessary teaching materials (IT equipment, internet connection...) for the proper conduct of the training action in accordance with the prerequisites indicated in the communicated training program.

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Assessment methods

The assessment of skills acquired during the Training Rust Embedded Expert - Develop Reliable no_std Systems training is carried out through:

During training: case studies, practical exercises, and professional scenarios
At the end of training: self-assessment questionnaire and skills evaluation by the trainer
After training: training completion certificate detailing acquired skills

Training accessibility

Learni is committed to the accessibility of its professional training programs. All our training programs are accessible to people with disabilities. Our teams are available to adapt teaching methods to your specific needs. Do not hesitate to contact us for any accommodation request.

Training objectives

Master Rust no_std for constrained environments

Implement custom allocators and optimized memory management

Develop secure bare-metal hardware drivers

Integrate Rust with RTOS like FreeRTOS or Zephyr

Optimize real-time performance on microcontrollers

Debug and test embedded Rust applications

Deploy production-ready Rust firmware

Training program

Module 1Rust no_std: Bare-metal Environment (Cargo, panic, cortex-m)

Dive into Rust without libc, configure Cargo for ARM targets, implement custom panic handlers, code your first bootloader on STM32, test exceptions and interrupts through practical exercises, produce a minimal bootable firmware that blinks an LED, all while mastering RTFM tools for a solid and engaging foundation.

Module 2Memory Management: Allocators and Embedded Heap (linked_list_allocator)

Build custom allocators without std, integrate linked_list_allocator for dynamic heap, optimize allocations on limited RAM, manage OOM handlers, apply to a concrete embedded logger case, generate memory benchmarks, leave with reusable modules that boost your constrained projects.

Module 3Hardware Drivers: Peripheral Access (GPIO, UART, I2C via embassy)

Develop bare-metal drivers for GPIO, UART, I2C on Cortex-M, use embassy for non-blocking async, integrate real sensors like an accelerometer, simulate buses with logic probes, produce a USB telemetry dashboard, turn your hardware ideas into performant, scalable Rust code.

Module 4Real-time and Deployment: RTOS Integration, Testing (defmt, probe-rs)

Integrate Rust with FreeRTOS/Zephyr for real-time tasks, implement critical scheduling, debug with probe-rs and defmt logging, run embedded unit tests via defmt-test, deploy OTA on real target, validate with capstone project of a complete IoT controller, leave as an expert ready to conquer embedded.