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James Solderitsch Courses
Provider: Udemy
Time: 10.7h
Most Recent Review
The content so far is really little thin. I expected that after the first couple of installements the learning objectives would be clear, but they are not. I also did not expect this to course to be dependant on hardware provided and sold by the presenter, at least it was not explicitly clear from the course description. The presenter seems knowledgeable, but is somewhat uninspiring. I did not epect this to be about developing a drone flight controller and simulator- it seems a little essoteric but am willing to go with it hoping it will be clearer over time. The presenter is lost int he weeds often. For example: using the Integrated Design Environment- I really do not have to see every example run in mac and windows flavors. Show me that they are functionaly identical and move on! I expected something way more preofessional from Udemy. I have had better free content on Youtube sadly.
- Review by Lela J on ESP32 By Example
Instructor Bio
Jim Solderitsch is currently an Adjunct Professor in Computing Sciences after a 6 year role as an Associate Professor of Practice in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Villanova University.
He re-joined the Villanova faculty in the Fall of 2014 after having spent over 25 years in industry in various research and development roles including a 4 year senior role within the Accenture Tech Labs Cybersecurity research group.
He began his academic career at Villanova, after finishing his PhD at Lehigh University, in the Villanova Mathematical Sciences department where he had a leading role in establishing Villanova's Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program.
His current interests, besides Cyber-Physical Systems and the Internet of Things, include Blockchain, Big Data Analytics for Security, Machine Learning in a security context, and Security for Industrial Control Systems and the Internet of Things.
