ARM Assembly Language From Ground Up™ 1 (Udemy.com)

Very informative introduction to ARM assembly language. It's a little more complex than 8051 assembly language that I'm used to but reviewing the course videos will be useful. One suggestion is to write code with corresponding sections of a flowchart highlighted. This helps viewers see the details being constructed and the roadmap at the same time.

The content is great but the teaching is not so good. The instructor shows examples using Assembly instructions before explaning the fundamentals about the instructions. Many times I had to pause the videos and search on the web to understand how or why the example instructions are used, just to find out the concepts are explained, not so clearly, a few videos later. Update: It get's a little better at the second half of the course. It's hard to see the code on small screens. The instructor not only shows the Assembly instructions use but also teaches how to use them to solve some commom real problems.

Sehr guter und ausführlicher Kurs. Der Trainer hat eine sehr deutliche und klare Aussprache, so dass es einem leicht fällt, den Inhalten zu folgen, auch wenn man kein Muttersprachler (Native speaker) in englischer Sprache ist. Wenn man mal ein Wort nicht kennt, hilft einem der Untertitel weiter. Alles in Allem, ein "must have" für jeden, der sich im "Maschinenraum des Computers" zurechtfinden will.

I wish there was more detail on what all the pnuemonics and operations were in Assembly language. The instructor will randomly throw out branch instructions and not even explain what they do or the logic behind the decision. There's also a number of missing videos for coding examples in some of the later content. I think on the whole the content is good but I wish the course was better organized. I also wish there was more explanation as to why certain functions were used for example it's never really explained why you use MOV in one instance and LDR in another

It is a fantastic course to start with assembly programming. It also helps to understand microcontroller and embedded programming on the register level what helps and is also a great fundament for C-programming. At some points the programming videos could have been made better by copy and pasting the code rather than typing it. Some things needs to be explained more detailed like the align instruction.

Israel has a fabulous method of teaching where he slowly builds up items in a sequence that just seems to make great sense. Additionally, if you have to stop for a while and then start again he re-iterates the program setup i.e. AREA, etc. So, no having to hop back and re-learn.

It is still pretty basic for now, let see in the next sections

It would have been nice to look at C compiled code to try to understand what the compiler is doing, since this is the most common use-case. Also, it would have been nice if an RPI had been used since that's the most common, and some introduction to GDB usage. The hardest part of the class is the lecturer's strong accent, and the closed captioning is generated and often misinterprets what has been said. Hint: if you have a strong accent, please talk slowly and annunciate all syllables for the sake of those who can't follow what you're saying.

Straight forward to the topic, hands on detailed setup of the development environment and fundamentals.

Very helpful. I learn a lot. concise and clear.

Some errors in the slides, also some presentations could be cut shorter by not showing the same project setup every time.

Really clear, perfect.