Integrating Single Board Computers into Electronic Warfare Tactics, Techniques & Procedures (Embedded Systems Level II)
Course Duration
10 Days
Audience
Employees of federal, state and local governments; and businesses working with the government.
Prerequisites
Completion of Fundamentals of Embedded Device Networking and Remote Access (Embedded Systems Level I) or equivalent hands-on experience with single board computers and Linux networking is required.
Course Description
This advanced, 90-95% hands-on course builds on the foundational SBC skills from Level I to focus on integrating single board computers into live Electronic Warfare (EW) missions. Students implement operator-defined Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) using SBC hardware, explore edge-case non-standard configurations, and work through real-world EW operational scenarios. Course length is flexible and can be tailored from five to fifteen days based on the topics and TTPs your organization wishes to explore.
Learning Objectives
- Apply advanced SBC configuration techniques to support Electronic Warfare operational use cases
- Integrate single board computers into field-deployable EW mission scenarios
- Implement operator-defined Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) using SBC hardware
- Configure edge-case and non-standard SBC network and communications setups
- Work through real-world EW operational exercises with 90-95% hands-on lab time