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QorIQ P4080: Ericsson Inc. - Boulder, CO
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QorIQ P2020: Novatel Inc. - Calgary, AB Canada
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MPC8548E (PowerQUICC III): Ericsson Inc. - Boulder, CO
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MPC8572E (e500
Dual Core PowerQUICC III): BAE Systems Platform
Solutions - Johnson City, NY
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MPC8572E (e500
Dual Core PowerQUICC III): Emerson - Tempe, AZ
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MPC8360E (PowerQUICC
II PRO): Cisco - Santa Clara, CA
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- "Overall
architecture. Course contents/topics. Materials."
- "Flow of
the handouts and the pointers."
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"Detailed
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MPC8641D (e600
Dual Core Processor): Raytheon - Tucson, AZ
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MPC7447A MPC7448
(Power Architecure Processors): GE Aviation - Grand
Rapids, MI
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MPC5554 and
MPC5534 (Power Architecture 32-bit Microcontroller
): Continental Automotive Systems - Deer Park, IL
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MPC8360E (PowerQUICC
II Pro): Cisco - San Jose, CA
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MPC8548E (PowerQUICC
III): The Boeing Company - Anaheim, CA
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- "Very interesting,
directly related to work, great instructor."
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"Exercises,
instructor kept it interesting and was flexible."
- "Gave
me an understanding of how to program the chip."
- "The
instructor made the class awesome."
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MPC8544E (PowerQUICC
III) & MPC8349E (PowerQUICC II Pro): Alcatel-Lucent
Kanata - Ontario Canada
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- "Instructor
was prepared and knowledgeable. Good course
notes and manuals. Useful exercises. Instructor
was very good in explaining concepts and 'decoding'
the Freescale manuals."
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"Good
Instructor, good explanation of key differences
between PQII Pro and PQIII. Open to questions
at all times. Fast turn around in questions.
Relaxed atmosphere."
- "The
examples and exercises. Instructor was easy
to understand. Good pace."
- "Pace
of presentation and open discussions. Exercises."
- "The
exercises to test the knowledge."
- "Exercise
was really helpful in understanding the micro."
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MPC8548E (PowerQUICC
III): Raytheon at Freescale Office - Richardson,
TX
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- "The scope
of the class is just right. A lot of material
was covered. Both hardware and software is covered."
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"I
was not sure what to expect from this class.
The instructor is a phenomenal presenter;
very knowledgeable and could read the audience
very well. The overview of the device, what
I desired had the depth I would have wanted."
- "Small
class size. Informal setting. Good pacing on
the topics. Willingness by instructor to tailor
class to expectation of students."
- "Flexibility
- instructor was great and answered questions
and allowed class discussions even when they
were not exactly on topic. We could focus on
items we truly cared for our current project."
- "Doubts
were cleared in time with proper explanations."
- "Quizes
were difficult but help clarify points."
- "Programming
info of MPC8548E."
- "Adaptive."
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MPC8270 (PowerQUICC
II): Honeywell - Rapid Coons, MN
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- "The exercises
were good because they reinforced the content
of the slides. I like the way the instructor
asked questions of the group during his presentation
- it really got you thinking about the materials
being presented."
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"Added
discussion beyond the slides and references
to the reference manual in slides."
- "Questions
that we thought of were answered. Examples and
exercises. Instructor was very knowledgeable
of the PPC, and kept the class interesting."
- "Real
life examples."
- "Exercises
place good tests of knowledge; instructor was
knowledgeable, kept a good pace, and could extemporize
well."
- "Instructor
who knows the 8270 well. He has experience using
parts, not just reading the data book."
- "Various
level of discussion - High level to low level."
- "Dynamic
instructor. Easy to follow."
- "The teaching
style and the example/exercises."
- "The
homework part to confirm understanding of the
topic."
- "Intruction
set overview, memory controller, Ethernet controller
in the CPM, lots of examples of gotchas and
surprises."
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MPC8548E(PowerQUICC
III): Cisco Systems Inc - Boxborough, MA
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- "Examples,
ability to shift discussion to the group areas
of interest. The instructor's ability to find
obscure information from the microprocessor."
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"Good
overview of the chip."
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"The
exercises, believe it or not, I really enjoyed
working on the exercises. They gave us time
to reflect on what we just learned and adds
to our confidence on the subject just covered."
- "The exercises
captured less than obvious aspects of the architecture,
which really helped with understanding what
we need to pay attention to."
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MPC5554 (Power
Architecture 32-bit Microcontroller) Hamilton Sundstrand
- Windsor Locks, CT
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- "Very descriptive
and in-depth. Instructor answered questions
fully and very well. It was an interactive class."
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"Proper
level of detail for software. Exercises kept
focus and caused greater comprehension."
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"Intructor
made the class interesting. He was helpful
with questions and seemed to be enthusiastic
about the subject matter."
- "The informal
setting, made for an easy environment for questions
and answers."
- "The examples
that graphically described what was happening."
- "Describing
functional and operation in simple and clean
ways. Exercises are very useful."
- "Clear understandable
presentation."
- "All the
programming examples."
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MPC5554/3
(Power Architecture 32-bit Microcontroller) Allison
Transmission - Indianapolis, IN
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MPC5554 (Power
Architecture 32-bit Microcontroller) Motorola -
Deer Park, IL
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- "The class
materials. I like the way the material what
page in the reference manual."
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"Instructor
was knowledgeable and fun."
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"The
MPC55xx core architecture and instructions."
- "The presentation
and exercises."
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MPC5554/3
Power Architecture 32-bit Microcontroller Open Class:
Downers Grove, IL
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- "Allowing
deviation from set schedule to answer topics
that were important to class members."
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"The
small class. Very interactive."
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"The
instructor was good."
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MPC8560 (PowerQUICC
III): L3 Communications - Salt Lake City, UT
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- "The 'gotchas'.
The notes hi-lite important aspects of set up
that are easily missed."
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"The
documents - the course teaches us 'how to
use the books...' "
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"Instructor
knowledge of the processor and willingness
to deviate from the outlined materials to
cover our areas of interests."
- "Cross references
from the study guide to Freescale manuals."
- " The pace
of class and difficulty level of most exercises."
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MPC8349E (PowerQUICC
II PRO) : General Dynamics - Ottawa, Ontario Canada
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- "Through
breakdown of blocks and the instructor covered
the subject from essentials to specifics."
- "Significantly
helped the less knowledgeable get a better grasp
of the blocks."
- "Level of
details of topics covered. Instructor's explanations.
Organization. "
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"Well
organized course notes. Level of detail on
the internal architecture and peripherals.
Amount and depth of the course materials."
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"Class
does NOT get lost in details. Emphasized important
concepts, and well. Class exercises are of
appropriate complexity."
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MPC8349E (PowerQUICC
II Pro): Scottsdale, AZ
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- "Flexibility
of presentation. Examples in course notes. References
to manual in the course notes."
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"Instructor
was well informed and could answer any questions."
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"Very
knowledgeable instructor. Good pace. Many
good ways to explain and demonstrate complex
concepts."
- "Covered
both software apects as well as hardware concerns."
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MPC8265 (PowerQUICC
II) and MPC8245: Northrop Grumman Corporation Electronic
Systems - Sykesville, MD
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- "Instructor
provided thought provoking exercises, answered
questions well, and did an all-around good job."
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"Customization
to our needs."
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"The
instructor's knowledge of the topics was outstanding."
- "Covered
both software apects as well as hardware concerns."
- "Provided
plenty of documentation... was flexible to our
needs... good examples... excellent course notes."
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MPC8541E PowerQUICC
III: Samsung and Tasman Networks - San Jose, CA
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- "In-depth
covering of e500 core, TSEC, DDR SDRAM, L2-cache
and other subjects."
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"Good
documentation, well structured course , and
lecturer very knowledgeable."
- "The flow
continuity, and the way concepts were introduced
leading to the implementation details. Very
well organized."
- "The class
was custom-tailored for our needs."
- " Enough
details and reference point for me to start
working on (the) MPC8541E."
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MPC8560/40
PowerQUICC III Open Class: Sunnyvale, CA
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- "The instructor
knowledge and professional handling of the class."
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"The
easy step-by-step examples and exercises used
to reinforced learning; training materials
were excellent."
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"Well
orgnized in terms of various topics; Exercises
were helpful in understanding details."
- "Details,
details, and details!"
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MPC74xx AltiVec
PowerPC Microprocessor: BAE Systems Controls - Johnson
City, NY
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"If
you're using a PowerPC at your job, then it's
nice to know what the processor can do, cannot
do. The class gave me a better understanding
of working with and programming the PowerPC."
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"Instructor:
Keep the presentation interesting, energetic
and very knowledgeable; Exercises: Involved
the class in participation and allowed class
to apply their understanding of materials."
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"Instructor was very competent and the
course notes were excellent."
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"Good
description of the overall architecture.Exercises
broke up the lectures and kept them interesting."
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MPC74xx AltiVec
PowerPC Microprocessor: Hamilton Sundstrand- Windsor
Locks, CT
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"Instructor
was knowledgeable and kept class interesting.
He was also willing to focus on things pertinent
to our project."
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"Good
overview for software."
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"Excellent
training materials and course notes ."
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MPC8280
PowerQUICC II In-plant: Tekelec; Morrisville,
NC
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- "In-depth
discussion on ATM set-up, The step by step process
on how the part should be set up."
- "Course
notes and examples, Details on PCI."
- "Intructor
knows the materials well and was able to address
our questions and concerns. Good presentation
skills kept the training from getting boring."
- "Having
some ideas where to find information. The obvious
experience of the instructor, who was able to
guide us through very detailed discussions."
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MPC8260 PowerQUICC
II Open Class: Sunnyvale, CA
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excerpts)?
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- "Overview
first, then dives into details, then followed
by a quiz or an example."
- "The
instructor is very knowledgeable. The class
handout is exceptionally good. The step-by-step
sessions are very useful."
- "The
material is organized."
- "Instructor
presentation is excellent, showed inter-relationship
of data and structure. Everything of interest
was covered."
- "Course
Notes are good!... Instructor knowledge is good!"
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MPC862 (PowerQUICC
I): GE-Interlogix; Corvallis, OR
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- "Well
paced to cover a good framework in limited time."
- "Very
well organized presentation... Flexibility to
focus on any particular topics."
- "The
challenge quizes helped tremendously to test
retention and understanding."
- "The
knowledge of the instructor."
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MPC565/566
In-plant Class: Goodrich-Fuel & Utility Systems;
Vergennes, VT
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excerpts)?
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- "Good
examples of real life applications"
- "Lots
of diagrams, good examples and quizes."
- "I
like the detailed discussion of the PowerPC
Core and peripherals."
- "Presentation
material is pretty good. Handbooks are good
reference for future use."
- "Course
Notes are good!... Instructor knowledge is good!"
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MPC74xx AltiVec
PowerPC Microprocessor In-plant class: DY4; Kanata,
Ontario Canada
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excerpts)?
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- "Topics
and discussions were geared to our needs."
- "Great
coverage and walk-thru on exception, PPC architecture,
MMU, caches, 60x bus."
- "Exercises
and application examples were very useful."
- "Level
of details just right!"
- "Instructor
knew his materials...training materials easy
to comprehend."
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MPC8240/41/45
In-plant Class: Honeywell; Redmond, WA
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"Thorough,
instructor excellent, able to answer 98% of
the questions, good slides and notes."
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"Materials
was very clearly presented. Pace was good."
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"Fast
pace, lots of examples, lots of background
stuff for each topic (EABI, etc...)."
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"The
workbook had space for my notes on each page."
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MPC745/55
(G3 PPC processor) In-plant Class: Ulticom; Mt.
Laurel, NJ
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"Hard-core,
no ' introduction to computers' nonsense."
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"I
like, in particular, programming model, memory
accessing, caching, and exception handling
topics."
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"Very
good mix of lectures and exercises."
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"Instructor
competence to address our issues."
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MPC74xx AltiVec
PowerPC Microprocessor Open Class: Arlington Heights,
IL
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"Difficult
materials explained well... Good coverage
of materials"
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"I
got a good understanding of PowerPC (MPC74xx)
because the level was right for me."
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"A
mixture of theory and exercises... Good discussions."
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"For
a large class, I could see the class taking
1-2 extra days."
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MPC565/566
Class: Phoenix International (A John Deere Company)
Fargo, ND
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- "Allowed
brainstorming and discussion, also participated/helped
with suggestions."
- "Equal
weight placed on harware and software issues."
- "A
very broad overview of the MPC56x. This was
very good course for a system-level overview."
- "Good
idea to use written exercises as opposed to
"hands-on". Hands-on set up takes
too long."
- "Good
overview of the MPC56x. Good examples of how
to use specific functionality."
- "Lots
of materials covered,... good examples,...instructor
effective presentation skills,...excellent class
pace, in line with class level,..."
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MPC8260 Open
Class: Raleigh, NC
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"Great
instructor. Very good materials. Exceeded
my expectations."
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"Upbeat,
not dry. Good examples. Time for discusion."
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"Good
coverage of the various topics which gives
general understanding needed."
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"Informal
approach to learning. "Sense of Humor"
of instructor a big plus!"
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MPC565/566
In-plant Class: GM Defense - Delco Systems ; Goleta,
CA
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excerpts)?
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"I
like the way the presentations were made.
They were clear and concise. The instructor
was very knowledgeable and helpful."
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"Thorough
materials provided for after the class learning..."
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exercises helped keep my attention.."
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"The
format: Top level then to lower level details..."
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MPC823e In-plant
Class: Danfoss, Inc ; Baltimore, MD
"The class was very well structured
and the instructor did an excellent job explaining
the complexity of the Power PC. We are all very
pleased with the training and the upfront investment
has saved us many hours of development work. A first
class course and a must if you plan on using the
embedded Power PC in your company."
Henrik B. Christensen
Vice President
Danfoss Inc.
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