Embedded Systems STM32 HAL APIs Driver Development (Udemy.com)

Another great course by Israel. I've always wanted to learn HAL programming without the use of CUBEMX. Like always, Israel takes your through pertinent documentation and goes over basic theory. Things students should note. Delete all other startup .s files (IAR, TI) if you're only using STM32. Just keep your HAL Inc/Src files (you'll end up coming back to them later). Videos are out of order which is explained multiple times by Israel. Just search around from this. Not a biggie. Overall, great course!

The theoretical explanations of the protocols were clear and well-presented. However, on the practical side, the code was simply copied and pasted without clear attribution, leaving us uncertain about its origin. I had expected we would use HAL as generated by STM32CubeIDE, rather than manually duplicating the code produced by HAL. I suspect this may have been influenced by the version of STM32CubeIDE used at the time of recording. Also, ADC was covered but DAC was not

I have learned a ton thanks to Israel! I've been taking many of his courses and he does manage to make it easy to understand, it almost becomes boring after a while because you have understood it so well that you are just waiting to apply it to your own project! Strongly recommended along with all his other stm32 courses 10/10

I have taken several courses by Israel Gbati, and I do consider them as a highly valuable asset. Although that most of the videos goes a long way with no error checking, thus leading to frustrating search for what went wrong, by the students, the time is still well spend. Thank you!

OK so far, but the audio is hard to hear and the instructor talks as though he's whispering .Very difficult to follow. After viewing more sections, the audio is OK on some sections but then barely audible on others, it would be desirable to have the audio leveled to a constant loudness on all the lessons.

This course is just what I was after, I am using the STM32 Bluepill and datasheets and it is easy to follow. This course is a lot easier with already having a basic understanding of C.

1. The speaking voice is too low. 2. Subtitles and voice often don't match well. 3. It seems that CubeIDE's project number and lecture progress order do not match. 4. I want to learn the configuration and operation flow of the HAL Library itself. 5. Also, I would like to know which HAL Library should be used in which casse(In particular, the HAL library functions used for TIMERS and interrupts are very confusing). Tnank you

Till now, I have completed 30 lectures. Course is good for Beginners using HAL. If some other extra Peripherals like (CAN, USB, Ethernet) are coverd, It would be one of the best course.

Course has correct approach for me. It teaches how to read the documentation. I don't memorize the code, I bookmark and comment the documentation so I can find necessary info after I've forgotten. Great course.

Very good course if you like to start using HAL. Only remark why I don't give 5 stars. Plz use a better micro and record voice at a higher level. Otherwise best course on this subject that I could find. I definitely consider buying future course on this subject from this teacher.