Getting Started with STM32 - class description

Getting Started with STM32 Class

Instructor: Jim Merkle, jim@merkles.com
Assisting: Rusty Cain

When you're ready for a professional processor with professional tools,
debugger, and hundreds of processor choices, you may want to consider the STM32.

The "Getting Started with STM32" class will cover:

1. The 64-Pin NUCLEO boards (NUCLEO-F103RB as the example)
2. The STM32-F103RB processor (as the example)
3. Creating a new project using STM32CubeIDE_1.9.0
4. Configure your processor's clock speed SYSCLK
5. Add console serial and printf() output
6. Fix Eclipse's Small Icon issue
7. Discuss additional development environments using the NUCLEO-F103RB
8. Questions and Answers

Getting Started with STM32

In preparation for this class, I purchased several NUCLEO-F103RB boards.
  These will be available at cost, $13.72 each.

The NUCLEO-F103RB board requires a USB cable with a mini-B connector.
  I also purchased a few 3-foot mini-B cables, available for $2 each.