Concepts and Software Design for Cyber-Physical Systems
| Lecturer (assistant) | |
|---|---|
| Number | 0000004352 |
| Type | lecture |
| Duration | 3 SWS |
| Term | Winter semester 2026/27 |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Position within curricula | See TUMonline |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
Dates
- 14.10.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 14.10.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 21.10.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 21.10.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 28.10.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 28.10.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 04.11.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 04.11.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 11.11.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 11.11.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 18.11.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 18.11.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 25.11.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 25.11.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 02.12.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 02.12.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 09.12.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 09.12.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 16.12.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 16.12.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 23.12.2026 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 23.12.2026 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 13.01.2027 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 13.01.2027 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 20.01.2027 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 20.01.2027 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 27.01.2027 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 27.01.2027 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 03.02.2027 16:00-18:00 MW 0250, Hörsaal
- 03.02.2027 17:15-18:45 MW 0250, Hörsaal
Admission information
Description
Key concepts in common cyber-physical system applications; signal processing and control; embedded microprocessor and device interface; time-critical I/O handling; data communications; real-time operating systems and techniques for the development and analysis of cyber-physical real-time software.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in C programming
Teaching and learning methods
The module includes a lecture and an exercise. The lecture explains the basic concepts and methods of software design for cyber-physical systems using PowerPoint presentations. In the exercise, which is designed as a laboratory project, the focus is on promoting active learning. Students directly apply the methods and concepts covered in the lecture by programming microprocessors. Thus they learn to design and analyze time-sensitive software for cyber-physical applications. They then discuss their results with a supervisor who can give direct feedback.