Embedded Systems:
From Product Design
to PCB Layout
Hands-on curriculum and resources that support real-world engineering skills
The Embedded Systems curriculum offers end-to-end
experiential learning for the next generation of innovators.
Embedded systems training is delivered using QuickConnect
Design Kits, PCB design tools, and professional instruction.
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Explore the Comprehensive Curriculum
A structured, two-semester learning pathway designed for classroom integration and skill development.
Embedded Systems Curriculum
Key Features & Benefits
Designed for seamless adoption, this program
includes ready-to-use materials and platform access.
Available to universities upon request, the curriculum provides:
Practical, industry-aligned training in:
- Embedded software
- Product development
- System design
A modular, two-semester structure with basic tracks (70 hours each)
Courses that can be integrated into existing coursework or assigned individually to students
Instructional content and lab materials for hands-on learning
Access through a dedicated learning platform (LMS)
Expert insights backed by Renesas and Altium
Skill Badge Awarded Upon Completion
Basic Embedded Systems
Get hands-on experience with embedded software and hardware for real-world applications.
Skill Badge Awarded Upon Completion
Basic PCB Design
Learn the fundamentals of designing and preparing printed circuit boards for manufacturing
View Course Agenda, Topics & Requirements
Basic Embedded Systems Design
Design, build, and prototype embedded systems using Renesas QuickConnect Kits and QuickConnect Studio.
Basic Printed Circuit Board Design
Master libraries, schematics, and PCB layouts in a self-paced course with Altium solutions.
Set Up Your Workspace
Create your workspace to start assigning courses and managing student access
Frequently Asked Questions
A valid email address that's associated with your university domain is required for the Altium Designer license. However, your institute may not be listed in our database. In this case, we would need to see a copy of your valid student card and your current semester enrollment letter. Please collect the requested materials and create a support ticket.
Please review the system requirements here which should help you determine which laptop/desktop to use. Please note that Windows OS is supported.
As a student you have several resources where you can find intensive information on the topics you are interested in:
Please create a support ticket.
Students who complete the full online courses will receive a certificate for each course completed—one for Basic Embedded Systems and one for Basic PCB Design.
No. The curriculum is modular, so you can choose to use specific parts or integrate the full two-semester program depending on your course needs.
Please contact: aesupport@altium.com
The program includes a modular, two-semester curriculum covering embedded software, hardware development, and system design. It also provides free access to Altium Designer solutions for educators and students, as well as supporting materials for hands-on learning.