ECE497 - 32-bit Embedded Linux, Rose-Hulman This Wiki is about a
college-level embedded processor class being taught using the
BeagleBoard. It's being taught by Professor Mark A. Yoder in the
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology. Rose is a small, private, undergraduate
engineering school that focuses on undergraduate education. A
major part of the class is learning how to work with and
leverage off of the open source community. The course requires a
major project which will either significantly contribute and an
existing open source project, or launch a new one. Here's the
official description of the course. ECE 597 32-bit Embedded
Linux 4R-0L-4C S Pre: Consent of instructor Brief introduction
to Linux on a 32-bit embedded processor. Detailed study of what
happens from power up the fully running X-Windows. Adapting
Linux to a given application including: boot time reduction,
power management and root filesystem support. Streaming media on
an embedded processor.