The learning curve was steep for me. This course requires extensive knowledge from Computer Organization to Operating Systems. And this course lacks building blocks to grab the various concepts it encapsulates. The previous course is way too easy compared to this.

Very practical - there are a few quizzes that reference material not yet covered and an error or two in the questions. The material is covered in a clear, concise and understandable way.

This course is very good for Embedded Software Engineer to research about ARMv8-M Processor.

good

good

The lectures are well presented, they explain internals behind things I code with C. Unfortunately the course material takes for granted your experience in understanding many technical aspects which aren't easy to understand if you never used assembly before. There are so many things covered here, these things are still black magic no matter how hard i try to understand them. The course lacks some basic examples or coding exercises you could do on your own to follow along with the course material, gradually building your skills and confidence.

The overall course is good although the material in the last week (week 5) seems to be long and frustrating, and may require a separate course. Also the first & last instructors are not explaining at all but instead read from a script without knowing what it's saying. The course is good for someone having a background in ARM Architecture or looking for a career as a digital design engineer, but not for a beginner in assembly language or Microprocessor design.

The course provides solid base for the Armv8-M architecture fundamentals. It will be invaluable if it has some hands on exercises!

It was good in all ways. Just a little lengthy and difficult to understand some of lectures.

its hard and good

"Week5" course material is most important (atleast in my point of view). The slides have good information, but some how I feel trainer should use laser pointer and use helping diagrams to breakdown complex statements. The trainer keeps on explaining with long sentences.