The provided information is very useful and the delivery is also great. However, it is extremely brief and feels like a trailer rather than a course. There are no assignments where you have to write code, and the development board that's supposed to be required is barely used. Most of the concepts are touched but left for later. Considering that there are no more courses (even though Coursera says this is 2 of 4), this is a big disappointment.

Это полностью теоретический курс, ни одной сторочки реального кода вы в нем не напишите.

В начале курса просять купить dev board, но никакой практики с ней тоже не будет.

Отсутвует ссылки на исходный код примеров или презентации.

Реальный объем куса - намного меньше заявленного.

Спокойно можено пройти курс за 3 вечера. Часик на видео и пол часа на тесты каждой недели.

The contents of this course are very useful, but don't match the description, at all. This course is way more theoretical than the previous one, and though you are encouraged to purchase a development board at the beginning, there are no practical assignments.

Regardless, I learned a lot about CPU's architecture and specialized C programming stuff

I was expecting that there would be more hands on assignments to use the MSP432 board, and actually do some programming. There are definitely some great embedded programming techniques shared and explained well, but it needs more practical application/exercises.

It's a good class. But its too bad it didn't continue with the code assignments, applying make files and programming the MSP432. I got the hardware to do it and all. Without that part of the class, it seems unfinished.

no es necesario el uso del microcontrolador, solo se realiza un breve ejemplo

Please add more hands on assignments like course 1

Good course but certificate is not issued

ggg

Good for beginners to learn about C. The name of the course is misleading as you are never required to use the hardware it tell you to buy.

Like the first course in this series, this course does not go deep into embedded system programming and in fact has no programming assignments in embedded programming. This course is not about embedded systems other than the instructure saying the word "embedded" a few times each video lesson. Again, this course was more about C programming concepts with no practical experience to build up the student into a compentent embedded MCU C programmer. Nothing in this course would prepare a student for MCU programming or development of embedded systems.

Not really using the TI launchpad that we are recommended to purchase prior to starting the class;

the lectures covered just the basic, it would have been best to create an app on the launchpad