The Art of Doing: Electronics for Everyone (Udemy.com)

Hands-on, practical, very well thought out and presented, including not just the “how’s”, but also the “why’s”. Principles are presented without being overly abstract. It is as its title says: “Electronics For Everyone.”

I liked it and think I learned quit a bit though got a little lost during the decade counter portion. I think this could have been in part because I used a circuit building app on my pc instead of actually building it(EveryCircuit) and it didn't have the specific decade counter that the instructor was using. I think it would be helpful for those using a circuit building app to show a sketch of the circuit and explain a bit more about how the circuit works using this sketch as a teaching aid.

I was looking to get a basic knowledge in electronics for years but always hesitated due to the fear that learning using only a book would be cumbersome for me and probably won't turn out fruitful- THIS COURSE finally jumpstarted my adventure into electronics, wondefully explained with nice examples and little challenges, not too little not too much! Congratulation! You are an inspiration of an teacher and it again shows that even the most complicated topics can be nicley explained through clear and structured guidance! Only a little suggestion (which I already read in other comments) I gues that adding schematics of the curcuits we build would benefit the students from getting used to seeing and quickly recognizing the single components and overal functioning of these curcuits but that a minor thing! Thank you for this course, I will recommend it!

This is a fantastic course. The content is logically organized. Explanations are clear and practical with an emphasis on underlying concepts. The format of explanation followed by demonstration is very effective. Finally, the instructor is engaging, friendly, and easy to understand. This is one of my favorite Udemy courses yet.

I am really enjoying this course. The videos, slides and demonstrations are incredibly helpful in explaining exactly what is happening. I have struggled to fully understand the difference between serial and parallel circuits. This course has explained and demonstrated the differences beautifully. Thanks.

Exactly what I was looking for. I make guitars and I am trying to learn how to make a piezo preamp and an audio mixer to combine and mix the signals from 6 separate pickups, (one per string). But my knowledge of electronics is limited to installing volume and tone controls in electric guitars (mostly copying circuits from drawings). This course was perfect, as the instructor is also a guitar enthusiast who makes his own stompboxes. Beyond that, he is also very good at explaining what is happening in the circuits, and the theories, laws and mathematics underlying it all. The audio and video quality is excellent and it was easy to understand his accent and the words he was saying in English (something not necessarily easy to find on Udemy). I recommend this course to any person who wants to explore electronics as a hobby. Or, if you are into Arduino, ESP32, etc,. and coding, if you want to understand how the micro computer can interact with the physical world.

This is the best beginner electronics course on the web. Teacher has a great, relaxed voice and makes the concepts super clear. the experience this far has been like watching a thriller movie ... especially the section on npn amlifiers. no o/p then add a capacitor ... gain improves and you get the expected o/p. nxt was the diode in the dancing light project. I will never forget these concepts again.

Am 64 getting into hobby electronics for retirement next summer. enjoyed this course, really enjoyed the final build ( the 8 step sequencer - but only had enough potentiometers to make mine a 4 step - worked fine though, and enjoyed tinkering with it ). Thanks for your time putting this together. Albert C.

I thought the concepts were communicated clearly and the subject matter was fun. Wish we could have covered some additional components (inductors, transformers, etc.) Overall, great course for beginners.

I really enjoyed this course. It gave an great introduction into DC, AC, RC timing, High/Low Pass Filters, LM555 timer chip, CD4017 Decade Counter, etc. It was very easy to follow each project construction. Using an Oscilloscope to examine output wave-forms provided a lot of clarity. I learned a lot.