Just a thought, what you want can not exist. 2 years of 8051?

If I were to design the 8051 101 and 102 courses, I would have a bit of trouble filling more than one period for one semester (excluding coursework) since the obvious prerequisites would be assembly, C and electronics.
Once these 3 are "mastered" the 8051 stuff that can be taught by other means than experience is really not that much.
Oh, I can teach a 4 year course in 8051 if someone is working with it in the same company as me, but "teaching" 5 minutes a day is hardly "college method"
I would dearly love if somenone could, in a qualified way, disagree with me here, if 8051 103 was possible we could get the kids up to speed so we could retire.

Erik

for those that do not know: in the US the first class you take on a given subject is designated 101 the next 102 etc.