Embedded Systems Job Interview 101 (Udemy.com)

The course is good, but there are several errors, like the x+++y question which is wrongly answered (x is post incremented, thus the answer is 3,not 4), or the ISR calling another function - which is incomplete (an interrupt can also call a function if it is re-entrant).

Beneficial for one who wants to review some basics and fundamentals of Embedded. However, the course could be more comprehensive! Maybe some extra files of common questions and answers could make the course much more precious.

Nice course! Provides overall revision of concepts in breadth required for Embedded Systems job interviews. The content may easily replace your "Interview prep. in an hour" notes. However, if one is not clear with any of the concepts mentioned, he/she can't escape from main-stream preparation for those individual concepts.

Once you go through the course, you have a pretty good and precise informationa about some of the most important topics to have in mind when you want to apply for an embedded systems job. Definitely is very good to know that I have a course to set a number of tasks in order to train myself to achieve my desired job! Thank you

It is a really good 101 course, it covers the main topics all embedded engineers should have in order to get a job in the field. Before this I could not get the exact info of the knowledge I am supposed to have, but thanks to this now I can prepare better for the future. More exercises would be appreciated. Recommended and congratulations for the people involved in making it!

This well presented course reached all its declared goals as promised in the ad trailer. I am satisfied with the fact that this course has put light on the dark spots I had in very organized manner. Excellent course!!! I recommend it to everyone

This course highlights in a very structured bottom-up approach (from electronics/hardware basics to firmware development) which are the aspects that any embedded systems engineer should know both for getting a job and become proficient in this area. A small minus for a question from embedded c section, where a mistake sneaked through (Given the code section: x=1; y=2; c= 0; c= x+++y; Which are the final values of x, y and c ? ) The correct answer is x = 2, y = 2 and c = 3 not 4 as mentioned in the slides. :)

This course is too costly and it just covers some basic embedded system interview stuffs which is readily available on the internet. I was expecting lots of interview related questions samples on data structures, RTOS, IPC and embedded linux system calls. I dont think this course is worth enough the money .

Definitely a very good resource, if you use it properly. Just a note to those considering this course. It's not something that you can just watch and instantly know everything. This course is more like an exhaustive checklist of things that you should know. But if you take the time to study and learn all of the concepts in the course, you'll definitely be ready for whatever the interviewer can throw at you.

This is a great introductory course on interviewing for an embedded systems job. If you are new to embedded systems, this course will give you a brief outline of the things you should know before you go for an interview. If you are an experienced embedded systems programmer, this course will help you refresh on essential concepts that you may have gotten rusty with. I wish there is a sequel to this course which goes into depths of RTOS, devices such as NIC, Storage etc, other bus architectures etc.