PIC Microcontroller: Everything you need to Know (Udemy.com)

There is no clear cut MPLAB set up and program and all IDE become obsolete with high costs to consumers

It's well understand and the instructor is good and well entertain

To get better at electronics just accent is difficult a bit

Graphics and sound are substandard for a large portion of the session. It can be very difficult to understand lecturer especially when the sound is poor or his voice fades. Using white text on a bright yellow background is completely impossible to read. The video demo sessions are very poor resolution and difficult to watch. Parts of the discussion are overly simplified [Look see Jane run.] but key elements are barely discussed. If I had paid a lot of money I would be very disappointed. Information overall is very good.

Confusing already...the MikroC compiler they show to load is not free...curious whether the older free version I had to dig up will work through the training.

Aborda de forma directa y concisa los temas de aplicación para utilizar en algún proyecto. Me parece que debería incluir más sobre como programar el dispositivo físicamente y algunos ejemplos de proyectos en físico.

It starts off super basic with C programming as if the student knows nothing of C syntax, and then he reads the slides about complex topics like general purpose registers and special function registers without much explanation as to why they are needed and how to use them. It was laborious to go through the slides videos because he doesn't give explanations or use cases for many abstract topics more than I'd find by just reading the datasheet (which, too, is dry material...). I paused and muted the slides because he just read them to me and I can read them more fluidly myself. I was lost in the lack of explanation of abstract topics and skipped much of it. So now I'm trying to give myself context for the slides by looking at the practical section so I can go back to them later, but I don't know how much I can implement because I use Linux and MikroC is for Windows. So he demonstrates how to use a high-level IDE, but I get to figure out how to implement functions provided by MikroC, but using MPLAB X IDE (which Microchip makes). So I feel like I'm going to have to teach myself many of these concepts anyway because they seem to not be directly implementable for me the way they are demonstrated in the course. I understand MikroC ($300) was listed as a prereq for this course, but I have a capable IDE already, so I didn't expect there would be dependance on MikroC-supplied functions. So perhaps this is my fault, but how can one know until they take the course and find out.

I like the way it provided, because it does not make any one to be bored but it encourage to learn.

Very nice introductory course for the pic micro-controller, I would have loved if the instructor explained the presented contents, without reading directly from the slides. Nevertheless a well structured introductory course.

When instructor says "run simulation by clicking here" it is impossible to see where he is clicking. When teaching a new application the Instructor SHOULD consider that the student does not know where "here" is.