Visual Embedded Android (AOSP) with Drawings and Practice (Udemy.com)

- Some steps not explained in details like in C++ Native Services - Some parts of the code are attached and copied/pasted without explanation - Content is poor and contains shallow information

I lacked knowledge about AOSP, especially the part about drivers and kernels, and this course helped me to grasp that too and fill the missing puzzle. With practical experience the lecturer passed his knowledge with ease.

Highly recommended. A good AOSP instructor is hard to find before purchasing this course. I was watching YouTube videos provided by the same instructor, and I was really impressed with the content that he put on that channel, which made me decide to buy this.

Starting from scratch, it walks through the fundamentals and demonstrates how to develop a real embedded software application project step by step. It's a valuable resource for design engineers, providing insights into the system and software architecture as well. Many thanks to Mustafa for his efforts. An updated version of the video with new Android releases and Android Automotive content would further enhance the value of this rare example and make it stand out even more. Wishing continued success!

Seems fine so far. From other programming work, there's in between stuff: ie, failure won't kill you or damage anything, but something goes wrong with your car and you're stuck on the side of a road, or less severe - the entertainment system stopped working and it just results in annoyance. no biggie.

This is one of the best course I ever saw on AOSP. This is the perfect course to understand end to end. Mustafa can you please add a videos on versioning system. Once the AOSP is customized how can we maintain it. Is there any standard methods which needs to be followed. But the course is really really amazing.

It would be better, if we can have separate training session for the end to end flow HAL Driver integration from user space till to the boot and the driver interaction through user space. Because this gives good practical exercise to the learners.

A really great course and a good introduction into AOSP. Lectures were for the most part easy to follow along and it is clear that the lecturer is an expert in this field. I felt that Lecture 38 and error debugging in general could have been improved. A lot of cases it was just *cut* and then the problem is fixed and in lecture 38 where a problem was solved live, it was not a real issue and the solution was just to comment out a couple lines. Thank you for the great course!

I really liked this course. It gives you a very good overview if you are new into AOSP! There are some mistakes in the lectures and he goes back and fixes them which makes you learn ever better since you can see how he fault traces the errors. Good mix of looking into the code and graphical lectures!

It is fortunate to find exactly what I was looking for, some android build tutorial for Android 11. Information was of utmost help to introduce a Linux power user to Android. It would help if one is familiar with Linux, not necessarily embedded. To be honest, there were some hiccups with unfamiliar spelling for me, nothing serious though (e.g. "gee-an-you" rather than "gunu" for GNU).