Introduction to C Programming for the Raspberry Pi (Udemy.com)

I love her pace of presenting C language concepts, the explanation of the code, and the demonstration of programs. Because it takes a while to get the sense of a code if the intention is not to understand mechanically.

It is lacking in technical detail and some of the videos seem to be incorrectly edited together. The code generally works, but the style is pretty poor generally. Still a good place to get me started with the Pi and C together.

Not much detail explanation on the programming code. I struggled and went to many websites to understand few code areas which was not explained. Otherwise the course is good on learning the basics embedded system interface with Sensors.

Barbara shows you how to use a few IDEs to code-up some fun C code for use on the Raspberry Pi. The RPi is a very useful platform. A great course, you cannot go wrong. Perfect for beginners.

This course is helpful exercise and good for beginners. It is concise and well organized.

There are some evident improvements : Subtitles are horrible, please ask someone to edit and correct , seems that the translation have been made by some automatic voice translation system, that does not understand correctly the English with German accent used. The hardware list does not include parts that are used in exercices like Pir sensor, Humidty and ultrasonic sensor, that is a nighmare for practicing with the parts if you dont have it at hand. On the other side I am happy, my requirement were completed.

The course is very basic. NetBeans does not seems to be fully operational for developing C on the raspberry pi. There is always a problem with printing out when run remotely. Also the copy project in netbeans are greyed out.

too much jumping while explaining the last point, stay on track and useless transition on follow thru from screen to another screen; for example, and let the program being used natural transition. I've have gotten lost because I looked away trying out examples and to only miss a step due to transition effect wvich are best left to power point.

Overall a good course with a lot of great information on programming the Raspberry using "C". Course starts off with an introduction to the language and works its way up to accessing the external devices. Structure of the course is great. The big problem was audio levels. Recorded audio was just too low to listen too without increasing system volume to a dangerous level. Cannot recommend for use on other then a dedicated device like a tablet.

I am a beginner and the tutor invested her time clearly explaining important aspects of this lesson. The speed of delivery was suitable for a fresher like me and I have not being put off by the style of teaching. Regards