Complete Electronics Hardware Design Course 2025 -EsteemPCB (Udemy.com)

This course enabled me to gain knowledge on many topics I was previously unfamiliar with. It was a detailed and thoroughly enjoyable course. Upon completing it, I feel I have significantly improved myself. Thank you very much.

It's a very good hands-on course, but I feel that is lacking a bit on the theory side. You learn a lot, but not in the depth I originally thought. Personally, I don't like the live lecture style, a lot of time is spent watching the lecturer working with the program. It is a great course regardless, and I'll watch it to the end

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The course was very insightful and I learnt so much from it. Thanks to Aviral for using multiple tools and showing the use case of theses tools alongside the detailed documents he uses.

I liked the course very much. I think the thing I learnt most from the course is a well organized professional procedure on how to design a PCB from start to finish. However I think that there should be an improvement in explaining the more technical things that are harder to understand.

If you want to scale up your knowledge and experience designing PCB, then you should take this course. You will learn a lot and helpful tricks & tips to help you get better at hardware design.

Course content was very well presented. I have been out of Hardware design for 10 years but was able to pick-up almost from where I left -off. His library is well developed and he answered my questions within time frame

i really clear course give details from scratch and get solution to all of my questions in my mind ,in the resources section the shared doc also very useful and also now i know more shortcut keys to design fast, i hope it give change in my career thank you very much Mr.Aviral

Very Good Course, Most of the things i applying in my career and getting better results of my career grouth. Specially i like last session of PDN analysis. Thank you very much Aviral for this course.

Pros: (1) Learned about component selection, Altium shortcuts in the PCB Layout, tips for naming schematic and footprints (provides document), tips for library management. These things I never thought of before (2) Instructor usually responds to questions within 24 hours. I wish his response was more thorough. Suggestions. (1) Would have been better for you to do a second recording. Learned what you did the first time you gave this course and make a second course with all the things you learned and to make it more smoother. The course shows that the instructor has an idea what he wants to do and design. But he is figuring things out in the moment. (2) I thought the component placement and PCB layout could have been a lot better. For example, have a list of pins that a certain net ('ADC') in the excel file. During the layout, certain pins can be changed if its better. (3) A little strange to put giant capacitors on the bottom of the PCB, but the instructor did say to put the capacitors on top later on in the course.