The Complete Electronics Course: Analog Hardware Design (Udemy.com)

It's a bit too basic so far (Section 1 part 4), but I have spotted a mistake. The video says that the non-conductive covering on a wire is called an "isolator". This is wrong, it is an "insulator". Now half way through the course (part 120) and it's not that great. Quite a few mistakes and mismatches between the commentary and videos. Too much of the mathematics just skipped. Errors in some results. The concepts are being presented adequately, but overall... you get what you pay for.

I'm in the middle of a course and so far this is very effective. It feels like the theory is going step by step with the reason and there is no jumps. The new steps are easy to understand and motivate to learn further. Important thing is questions. These are similar as in university exam, they test your understanding and helps memorise more complex points.

I have been searching for something for years, and you answered in video 129 at the very end. I never understood how the emitter current could be something that didn't completely depend on the emitter resistor. You said that the resistance between the emitter and collector changes to compensate and now I feel so much better for knowing that. Thank you. The rest of your videos are awesome too.

Not much to say up to this point. Might be a seemingly stupid question but he mentioned a short circuit and did not bother to explain what that is. Everything is useful and tends to make you understand things better. If you don't know what something is off the top of your head, it usually means you lack an understanding of a basic concept. However, the teaching is very clear so I'm giving it 5 stars right now.

1) The theory of the subject matter presented in this course has been well explained. 2) Backed-up by the Tutor's own experience in the field. 3) And further backed-up by the simulations of the circuits in various conditions. 4) Also the analysis of data sheets in the course has been valuable on the information to look for and obtain when designing circuits.

This course is amazing. This was the best spent money for very long time. I had some basic knowledge before but now I feel that the information in my mind is well organized. The explanations are clear and comprehensive. I had just a few topic where I needed some more info to fully understand, but with the given information was very easy to find the needed info on the internet. There are some points in the course where I can see that the pieces were made as part of different courses but it is not annoying and is not affecting the overall understanding. Thank you very much for this great material. I've enjoyed every second of it!

The course is so good a lot of fundamental things and the complete stack of equations and the teacher is very good at explaining the things, concepts and abstract things and propertieas about electronic elements and circuits, but for me the course feels some incomplete in 2 things, 1; the topic of FET transistors, i feel that a lot of things left away of FET, i feel so void the topic of FET transistors, and 2; i think there should be a lot of more real life and actual examples of circuits builded by us, but beyond of that the course is amazing. Thanks to the teacher for this course it was amazing and the way to teach is so conforting.

This course covers essential topics that can enhance an electronics designer's skills. The course is good, and all the topics are magnificent. The filters, modulators, amplifiers, and oscillators are best-circuit design techniques. I learned a lot from this course. This course enhanced my analog circuit designing skills. A nice, efficient, and different course.

It is an excellent course. All the basic aspects of electronics are learned very well. It requires dedication and effort, and it is necessary to complement what has been learned in the course with extra information that can be found on the Internet. This is my impression. I learned a lot, thank you.

I liked this course, mostly for its completeness. Some small niggles that others have mention take it from 5 to a 4 (Some overpowering music in parts, some parts where one lesson does not tie in totally with the next). Overall a good course, I took a couple of months to work through it. The hands on simulations were mostly helpful. It filled in some gaps I had as a hobbyist and some of my misunderstandings. I would, and have, recommended it to others.

great course but a little fast .... i have to go back several times to get the explanations ... but great style all the same .... just slow down ..

straight to the point