I personally believe that a good embedded developer should be able to turn =
his hand to any processor with some degree of=20
success, so it's good to know a few brands/types, and master in one.



I can't think of any certified courses off-hand, bit one thing I can think =
of that's commercially useful=20

is the Design Partner Program.=20



You show that you are capable of developing using their devices, and some o=
ther technical stuff, and

get on the program.=20



The benefits include discounted development tools and a link on their websi=
te, and you can use the partner logo.



I'm getting on it next Tuesday, so I'll know more of the hoops that need ju=
mping then.



Here's the link to their page:-=20



http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=3DSS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=3D=
2594



-Jim



On Wed 05/06/13 11:11 AM , Matt Rhys-Roberts matt.rhys-roberts@envinsci.co.=
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> attracting customers?

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> Matt

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