
Explore AutoSAR's history from the classic platform to adaptive AutoSAR, its open standard for reusable, real-time vehicle software, enabling cross-OEM portability and modular, service-oriented architectures.
Explore service-oriented architecture (SOA) and how self-contained services, a registry and contracts enable modular, reusable, and discoverable automotive applications bound at runtime via SAMIP.
Explore sum-ip, a service-oriented automotive protocol with methods, events, and fields, plus dynamic service discovery and upper osi layer alignment for client–server interactions over tcp or udp.
Explore the adaptive platform architecture and the role of ARA, the AutoSAR Runtime for Adaptive, with a layered, modular design supporting AA applications and uniform interfaces.
Explore ARACOM in Adaptive AUTOSAR: service-oriented communication across Ethernet and local IPC, with proxy-skeleton patterns, dynamic service discovery, and async future/promise workflows for methods, events, and fields.
Explore how execution management starts and stops processes and how state management selects function groups in the machine manifest. Understand process lifecycle and how execution state reporting enables safe transitions.
Adaptive AUTOSAR platform health management (ARA-PHM) monitors health via heartbeat, deadlines, and logical supervision, detects faults, and triggers manifest-configured recovery actions across execution and state management.
Explore the Adaptive AUTOSAR diagnostic manager architecture with multiple independent diagnostic instances, a full UDS server over do-ip Ethernet, and ARACOM service APIs for diagnostics.
Master secure software updates with ARA-UCM by coordinating download, verification, installation, and activation of software packages and configuration data across vehicle ECUs, with robust rollback and safety.
Discover ArrowLog, Adaptive AutoSAR’s structured logging for apps and platform components. Create a logger with application context, use levels debug to FITO, and route logs via console, file, or ARACOM.
Learn how adaptive AutoSAR and classic AutoSAR co-exist and integrate through direct mode or gateway translation, enabling native IP communication, service discovery, and signal-to-service mapping.
This course is fully aligned with the latest Adaptive Autosar Release.
You will go from no prior Adaptive AUTOSAR knowledge to confidently designing, implementing, deploying, debugging, and updating real Adaptive applications using industry-relevant tools and workflows.
The course is designed to reflect how Adaptive AUTOSAR is actually used in OEM and Tier-1 environments, with a strong emphasis on hands-on development rather than theory alone.
Why This Course Stands Out
Fully updated for Adaptive AUTOSAR R25-11
End-to-end, hands-on learning with a complete capstone project
Clear learning progression from fundamentals to advanced topics
Uses real tools and open-source simulators, no expensive licenses required
What You Will Learn
Adaptive AUTOSAR Fundamentals
Why Adaptive AUTOSAR was introduced
Key differences compared to Classic AUTOSAR
Problems solved by Adaptive architectures
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Services, methods, events, and fields
Service discovery and communication patterns
SOA design principles for Adaptive systems
Communication Stack In-Depth
Proxy and Skeleton concepts
Futures and promises
Intra-machine and inter-machine communication
Practical design and performance considerations
Adaptive Platform Functional Clusters
Execution Management
State Management and application lifecycle
Platform Health Management for supervision and recovery
Persistency for local and remote persistency
Diagnostics Manager including UDS and SOVD
Update Configuration Manager for OTA packages and update campaigns
Log cluster for logging and tracing
Manifests and Deployment
Machine Manifest
Execution Manifest
Service Instance Manifest
Raw Data Stream Manifest
Software Distribution Manifest
Creation, validation, and deployment workflows
Adaptive and Classic Integration
Direct communication mode
Signal-to-Service Translation (S2S)
Gateway and integration strategies
Security and IAM
Intents and Grants
Least-privilege security concepts
Secure service access design
Testing and Debugging
A structured 7-step debugging approach
Writing debuggable Adaptive applications
Debugging with gdb and core dumps
DLT log analysis and troubleshooting
Final Hands-On Capstone Project
The course concludes with a complete Adaptive AUTOSAR demonstration project showing the full model-driven development workflow:
ARXML service modeling
Manifest creation and configuration
Provider and consumer applications
Deployment and execution
Debugging and validation
This project reflects real industry workflows and provides a practical reference you can reuse in professional environments.
Who This Course Is For
Software engineers new to Adaptive AUTOSAR
Classic AUTOSAR engineers transitioning to Adaptive
Automotive developers working with C++, Linux, and service-oriented systems
Students and professionals preparing for automotive software roles
No prior Adaptive AUTOSAR knowledge is required.
Basic C++ and embedded systems experience is recommended.
What You Get
Structured, easy-to-follow video lectures
Real ARXML examples and code templates
Manifest and configuration snippets
Step-by-step capstone project
Downloadable learning resources
Lifetime access and future updates for new Adaptive AUTOSAR releases