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LIVE INSTRUCTOR-LED TRAINING DELIVERED ONLINE

The online training format means you attend from wherever you are using your computer.
Doulos provides half-day training sessions which allow you to continue your regular work (for part days) throughout the course.
Sessions typically run for 4 hours (see below for usual start times) with additional labs and resources available all day (course dependent).
Courses are run live by an expert tutor, who will present the training and interact with you directly - answering your questions and helping you with any labs.

WHAT YOU NEED TO PROVIDE TO ATTEND INTERACTIVE ON-LINE TRAINING:

An up-to-date web browser
A fast internet connection
A PC headset including headphones and mic (or equivalent)
A recent version of Adobe Acrobat Reader or Foxit PDF Reader to view course materials e-books

Note: Please see each individual course for any specific technical requirements. If you have not attended a Doulos on-line training course before, there is a preliminary setup session to ensure you are able to connect to all interactive features.

If you have any questions about what you need, please contact the Doulos online training team »

Typical course start times

Online training will usually start at the following times and each session will typically run for 4 hours:

Europe and Asia Time Zones: Typical course times
- 0900 - 1300 UK | 1000 - 1400 Central Europe | 1430 - 1830 India (IST)
Americas Time Zones: Typical course times:
- 1000 - 1400 Pacific | 1200 - 1600 Central | 1300 - 1700 Eastern

Additional labs and resources are also available throughout the course at any time of day.

Full details will be provided with your joining instructions.

Upcoming Live Webinars

A Guide to Productivity in Vivado using SystemVerilog

Wednesday February 18 2026

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

This webinar explores the features of SystemVerilog that are useful for RTL synthesis using the Vivado™ Design Suite from AMD, showing how the RTL SystemVerilog language constructs have been optimized for productivity and reliability.

cocotb - An Introduction for Python Programmers

Friday February 20 2026

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

With many engineers having a working knowledge of Python, cocotb can prove a highly effective verification tool. This webinar will help you get started!

What is an SBOM and why should I care?

Wednesday February 25 2026

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

In this webinar we are going to explain in as few words as possible what a Software Bill Of Materials (SBOM) is and why we need to know about them in embedded systems development.

Anatomy of an Embedded Linux System

Friday March 06 2026

1 hour session (All Time Zones)

This introductory webinar will examine each of the components required for Linux to work on an embedded system. It will review how these components fit into the system and what functionality they provide for development and in the final deployed product.