Crash Course Digital Electronics (Udemy.com)

Good Course! Fully met my expectations. I've review some topics from University, knew something new from computer history, and learned something new. My impression from the course could be better. Unfortunately, there is some mess in Quiz questions. I hope author will review it and fix it. Anyway thank you for your hard work!

Its my kind gratitude to you for creating these courses on electronics. I would appreciate if you would continue doing this with embedded systems, a throughly one. Starting from the beginning with a microcontroller/microprocessor be it pic, arduino, esp or stm, and go along with everything about them. Thanks anyway for the already out there courses. Cheers!

What I really liked about this course is the number of questions, it gives you the ability to assess yourself, but some questions are ambiguous. Some parts about MCUs and CPUs are missing even though they are important for later, like interruptions and watchdogs. Nevertheless, the course is really interesting, I learned a lot.

After watching the first 30 secounds I wanted to quite the course already becasue I had diffuculties with the teachers accent. But I suprisinlgy got used to it and I do not regret it. The course is amazing. I learned so much I did not even though about I would need to know. It helped me understanding so many thing now better that I can really recommend to take the time and do this course :)

I normaly don't have a need to leave review after goin through a course, but not this time, i really appreciate how good this course is and how good topics are structured, for me it is game changer if it comes to the digital electornics, since i got my way to go with this grasp of digital electornics, its time to maybe go with a lot more complicated topics.

Im satisfied with this course, it's very complete, the topics are pretty good explained and the is nice. I hope the teacher will do a course to practice all these topics and concepts, i mean, a course to create several useful projects with arduino, some others MCUs and raspberry pi, you know here are the whole theory, but a lot of practice would be so amazing :D.

Pro: Great course with great explinations. I feel it achieved it’s goal to pass that level of knowledge. Con: The quizes are over kill in my opinion. The quizes are way too long, the questions are sometime not about the knowledge but about details in the course (like name of a person or year of an event, irelevant in my opinion).

I must admit that I was a little bit pessimistic about the course at first due to relative history matters. But it became so interesting to me when I reached logic gates portion and CPU operation, etc. I always wanted to learn exactly the operation of the microprocessor system. And this was presented clearly in this course. Also, using an excellent imaging system makes the course easy to grasp and fun, not to mention perking up further my interest on CPUs.

I have completed this course after paying for it on Udemy and found it very helpful and the topic was well explained. I initially gave a 5 star review but I went over to youtube and found that most of the script for this course has been copied word for word from "Crash Course: Computer Science". Which is available for free. I feel a bit scammed by this. However, some of the material doesn't seem to be stolen from Crash Course on youtube. Whether it is stolen from somewhere else though I am not sure. I haven't asked for a refund as I don't want to loose the information that I can't find on youtube. Just feel quite soured by the obvious theft here. Unless of course if the injustice is the other way around, then I am happy I have given money to this person.

Anyone who wants to take a look under the hood of the amazing world of computers and digital electronics should definetly take this course.The instructor does an amazing job in blending history about the problems faced by computer engineers with how and why they came with the solutions that they did.