Embedded Systems State Machines & Data Structures (Udemy.com)

I really love Israel Gbati course. But this one is one of his first, with a lot of typo, not the best explanation, cryptic value and not a lot of #define. Code look very messy and is hard to read. But if he redo it, with his actual experience, it could be great!

The course starts with something out of scope, really, the teacher even recommends another course (of his) to understand precisely what this first video covers

As an embedded software engineer you need this course as a tool box for development. Great work...

The lectures would be better with a more detailed introduction. The distinction between Moore and Mealy state machines is not very clear. The code examples are quite interesting.

A good introductory course on data structures. Very useful for embedded engineers who would want to focus on commonly used data structures in Embedded Systems! The touch-up on state machines was interesting but could have been slightly more detailed. But works for beginners! Good One overall!

Even if it is a bit to early to rate the course, what I have heard and seen so fare I liked very well.

Great presentation.. though should it be better if we can start discussing with the IDE we are using first? overall i had a fantastic learning! Thanks.

Great course. Step by step execution. First time learning about state machines and this instructor has made it look really easy.

The state machines portion of this course is rudimentary at best, which is quite disappointing because that's the only reason I enrolled in this course. It has been several months and no improvement to that section at all. I took a different class by this instructor and it was pretty good so I assumed this one would be at least up to par with that one but I was wrong - unfortunately I cannot recommend this class.

First of all, your tone of voice is really nice, like a voice over artist. The content was generally good. This is a good start for object oriented programming in C language. However, the State Machine part was a little short, detailed examples might have been covered. Overall the course is a really good material for beginners, but not for mid level, in my opinion.