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Eduardo Corpeño Courses
FPGA Embedded Design, Part 1 - Verilog
4.4 (1,142 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 3.7h- 2022
$11.99
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Beyond Arduino: Electronics for Developers & Makers - (GPIO)
4.4 (319 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 6.1h
- 2026
$74.99
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Beyond Arduino, Pt 3: Interrupt Driven Embedded Applications
4.3 (90 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 3.2h
- 2022
$49.99
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Beyond Arduino, Part 2: Analog Input Output
4.4 (86 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 3.8h
- 2022
$54.99
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Beyond Arduino, Part 4: C for Embedded Applications
4.4 (71 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 6h
- 2020
$54.99
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Most Recent Review
It was a good starter, clearly laid out. I would've liked some clarifications on what you 'ideally' should do - should registers be declared in the module (); after, or in the test bench? what are pros and cons? What are some differences? assignment 5 and 6 could've had one easier assignment before building up confidence and skill taking them, and a few variant examples could've been presented after, discussing differences.
- Review by Ellen Larsson on FPGA Embedded Design, Part 1 - Verilog
Instructor Bio
I'm an Electrical and Computer Engineer. I've been teaching Electrical and Computer Engineering at undergraduate and graduate for nearly 20 years.
I love hardware, software and teaching.
I have 11 courses on Udemy so far: One about a technique to solve engineering problems easily, a series of 4 courses (so far) on the electronics and algorithms behind microcontroller platforms, a series on FPGAs, and a series on RISC-V.
Among the subjects in the classes I teach on campus, my strongest are Electrical Circuit Theory, Electronic Devices, Digital Design, Computer Architecture, Microcontrollers, Assembly and C Programming for Embedded Applications, Hardware Description Languages, Field Programmable Gate Arrays, Artificial Intelligence, Printed Circuit Board Design and Real Time Operating Systems.
Along with two of my finest colleagues, I created one of the first MOOCs in Spanish, an introduction to the Raspberry Pi. I also contributed in the translation of "The RISC-V Reader", by Turing Award laureate David Patterson and Andrew Waterman.
I recently got a Master of Science in Computer Science at Georgia Tech and I loved every minute of it.
