Hi, I’m Eng. Mohamed Ayman Mohamed Abdelaziz, an Embedded Software Engineer, Linux enthusiast, and lifelong educator passionate about breaking down complex concepts into practical, real-world learning experiences.

Currently, I'm an Advanced Linux System Programming Intern at STMicroelectronics in Cairo, where I work with cutting-edge tools like Yocto, BitBake, and embedded Linux on STM32MP1 platforms. My work bridges system programming, embedded systems, and performance-critical applications — and I bring that real-world experience into every course I create.

Education & Background

I’m in my third year of Communication and Electronics Engineering at Zagazig University with a strong foundation in system-level programming, operating systems, and digital design. I’ve complemented my academic studies with hands-on experience in C programming, memory management, POSIX threads, and real-time systems.

Over the years, I’ve developed various projects—from building a fully functioning custom Linux shell, to writing my own memory allocator and thread library in C, to creating simulations using inter-process communication and concurrency.

Why I Teach on Udemy

I’ve always believed that knowledge multiplies when shared.

As someone who once struggled to find beginner-friendly yet deeply insightful explanations online, I’m committed to creating the kinds of courses I wish I had when I started — clear, structured, and practical. I want my students to not just pass exams or copy code, but to understand what’s happening under the hood.

Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or working professional, I’m here to help you build your foundations solidly and grow your skills confidently.

What You’ll Learn from Me

Multi-threading & POSIX Threads: From basics to advanced topics like race conditions, mutex internals, and thread synchronization.

Linux System Programming: Process creation, file descriptors, memory management, and working close to the kernel.

Embedded Linux Development: BSP creation, Yocto Project, real-time OS behavior, and working with ARM-based SoCs.

Memory Management Internals: Implementing malloc/free from scratch, understanding heap structures, and reducing fragmentation.

Simulation Projects: Applying OS concepts using C programming to simulate real-world systems.

Teaching Style

I teach like I'm speaking to a friend. No jargon without explanation. No assumptions. I combine theory with hands-on labs, illustrations, flowcharts, and real source code. Each course is built to be engaging and digestible, no matter your background.

I also answer questions regularly — I love interacting with learners and watching them grow!

A Bit More About Me

Obsessed with low-level programming and understanding how systems really work.

Research Interests: Brain-Computer Interfaces, Digital Systems Design, Real-time Linux.

Languages: Fluent in C, familiar with Python, Verilog, and Shell scripting.

Tools: gdb, valgrind, make, STM32Cube, Proteus, and more.

Join Me

If you're eager to become a better system programmer, understand Linux internals, or master threading and embedded systems from the ground up — you're in the right place.

Let’s dive deep, break things down, and build up your confidence step by step.

See you in the course! ?