Raspberry Pi: Make a Workbench Computer (Udemy.com)

Has a good structure explaining from easy to complex. There are a few items that have become outdated, but it has been taking care in new videos. If something does not work, look for the updated contend. I think that creating a relay board from scratch is an overkill for this project. There is plenty of relays boards to choose from. But it is very interesting.

Great course Peter. Thank you doing this. I've been studying Python for a while and I am an electronic technician who use to play with Pic Micros. You started a spark here! I bought my Rasp Pi 4 when I started your course with all the other parts like screen, hats etc. I love it. I can write a Python script and get it running on the spot. And it's super fast, almost as fast as my laptop. Thank you again for your work, you have been an inspiration.

Well done! Am impressed that you take the time to make it very clear that working with mains requires great care. This course has given me lots of ideas for controlling things around my home. It looks like I will be purchasing additional Rpi's in the future to play with. Thanks again to Peter. You most certainly are a great trainer and have produced a wonderful series of lectures!

I have taken a number of courses from Peter. I have not been disappointed in knowing that when I complete the course, I will know more than when I started. Peter provides you with the programs and the explanation of what they do so you make changes to meet your needs. Will look for more courses to take from Peter. He is an excellent instructor.

I knew all the electrical knowledge before attending this course but I was lacking some trick on the software side. Some stuff like the Init file on Raspbian Jessie, the TKinker subject will help me to save time on my the future project. We can say when a course help a beginner to easy understand all the topics and allow a more advance user to still learns tricks, the purpose of the course is achieve.

I thoroughly enjoyed the course. A couple of times it went a bit fast, but I was able to rewind, review the material, and catch up. I've built the bench computer and will be demonstrating it at my next radio club meeting. It's the first really useful thing I've done with the Raspberry Pi. I've got several ideas for things to add to it. Thanks, Peter

The Piface relay plus module seems to be unobtainable

Since you are using not so common box, the video on fitting the RP should be much shorter.

Not only is this course is enormous fun, I have made a big jump in knowing how to use the Raspberry Pi. This is the best Udemy course I have ever taken. Peter Dalmaris is an excellent teacher who pays close attention to his students. He has designed a well-thought out course around a cool project. The instruction is clear and detailed and so far, everything has worked. Unfortunately, the parts required are not cheap. Check out the free videos where he describes all the parts needed. If you are interested in learning about the Pi, I highly recommend this course.

Instruction is clear and understandable and what is needed for a new-comer to the RPi. At this point, I haven't learned anything new, as I am a fairly experienced Raspberry Pi user (but not in the interfacing department which is where I expect to learn). I am doing the whole course for completeness. I have taken two other of Peter's courses and found them very good.