Introduction to ARM | Open Security Training

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Explore the fundamentals of ARM architecture, instruction set, and programming with this comprehensive course. Suitable for beginners, this course provides hands-on exercises and a solid foundation for ARM-based technology development.

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Introduction

This course provides an introduction to the ARM architecture, covering the basics of ARM processors, their instruction set, and programming. It is designed to help learners understand the fundamentals of ARM-based systems and develop skills in ARM assembly language programming.

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Highlights

Covers the ARM architecture and its key features
Introduces the ARM instruction set and programming concepts
Includes hands-on exercises and examples to reinforce learning
Suitable for beginners with no prior experience in ARM or assembly language

Recommendation

This course is recommended for anyone interested in learning about ARM processors, including computer science students, embedded systems engineers, and hobbyists. It provides a solid foundation for further exploration of ARM-based technologies and development.

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