I’m willing to bet that only a tiny percentage of BIOS developers have actually seen these videos, so I’m sharing a link to them below. I found a lot of value in these videos—they’re appropriate to all skill levels, in my opinion: beginners who are just starting out, up through experts who need a refresher on what’s really happening behind the scenes.
There are six videos in the series—here are their titles:
Lesson 0: Defining Specifications' Role in Firmware
Lesson 1: Course Introduction and Pre-EFI (PEI) and Security (SEC) Phases
Lesson 2: Driver Execution Environment (DXE)
Lesson 3: UEFI Drivers
Lesson 4: Firmware and Data Storage
Lesson 5: Boot Device Selection (BDS) and Human Interface Infrastructure (HII)
I won’t copy and paste all the website details here. See the UEFI and EDK II Learning and Development website for complete summary information and download links. I’m also sharing the notes I took when I went through the training. The value of my notes is questionable; the value of these excellent training videos is not. Do yourself a favor and watch today!
Hey William: Thanks for the shout out. I work in learning and development at Intel and created these training materials with the help of some great subject matter experts. I'm really happy you found them useful.
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