Windows Device Driver Course

The windows device driver program teaches all about the device driver which is a computer program, it permits good-level computer program to interact with a hardware tool. A device driver generally communicate with the machine with the computer bus or communication sub-system to which the gets connected. Device drivers are hardware-depending & operating system based. This Device Driver training program provides in depth training about windows structure, debugging mrthod, writing & making a device driver. On successfully completing of this Windows Device Driver Course a person can expertly write and also develop device drivers.

Requirement:

: Training of C language programming
: Training of Windows Architecture & Operating Systems Architecture.

Syllabus

Windows Architecture Issues
: The implementing of NT/2000/XP design on driver
: Architecture
: Designing Driver
: Driver employing
: Installing Driver
: Debugging Driver

Windows 2000 & XP Driver
: how to develop Driver for Windows 2000 & XP
: How to Convert Legacy Drivers
: How to support FireWire (IEEE-1394)
: How sixty four-bit Drivers Will Work
: Power administration
: Plug & Play

Windows structure
: Layered Driver
: Memory Allocation Option
: Lookaside List
: IRQ Level
: Driver Thread

Windows Architecture in detail
: The implication of NT/2000/XP design on driver
: Architecture
: Driver Design
: Driver Implementation
: Installing Drivers
: Debugging Drivers

Windows 2000/XP Drivers
: Developing Drivers for Windows 2000 and XP
: How to Convert Legacy Driver
: Supporting FireWire (IEEE-1394)
: Plug & Play
: Windows Architectures
: Layered Driver
: Memory Allocation Options
: IRQ Level

training of Windows Driver
: Kernel-Mode Driver
: Miniport Driver
: Windows Driver Model (WDM) Drivers
: GraphicWindows 2000/XP Drivers
: Developing Drivers for Windows 2000 and XP
: How to Convert Legacy Driver
: Supporting FireWire (IEEE-1394)
: Plug and Play s Drivers
: Network Drivers

training of the Software Development Kits a
: WinNT DDK
: Win32 SDK

Debugging Environment
: Environment Variation
: Setup Procedure
: Using Windbg
: Kernel Debugging Option
: Debugging Technique
: Interpreting System Bug Check Information
: Stack Trace
: Debugging Hang Condition
: Hardware Profile
: Overview of Windows NT Drivers
: User-Mode Driver
: Kernel-Mode Driver
: Windows Driver Model (WDM) Drivers
: Miniport Driver
: Graphics Driver
: Network Drivers
Writing a Driver
: Required Entry Point
: Driver Objects and Resource
: Initializing Device Object & Extension
: Processing Input and Output in Kernel Mode
: Serializing the Driver Processing
: Using the Structured Exception Handler
: Processing Windows NT Requests
: Communicating with the Driver : operations
: Communicating with the Driver : passing data
: Latency? within the driver
: Trapping Error & Recovering
: Event & Error Logging
: Direct Memory Access Issue
: Registry Manipulation
: Performing File I/O Within a Driver
: Using Timer
Developing the Driver
: Building
: Debugging
: Tuning
: Testing