The emphasis in course material is more on granular, applied details relating to sensor specification than on theoretical concept. The graded assignments tend to emphasis many easy questions rather than a few difficult ones.

There are some interesting concepts on debugging I found really useful, I was hoping for more applications or sensor integration labs, the lab ends up being a tutorial

VERY LESS THEORITICAL INFORMATION WAS GIVEN ,MORE LEARNING AND PRACTISE SHOULD BE HIGHLY INFLUENCED

I'm don't receive certificate that's way im not happy about this course

This course is very poorly organized to an embarrassing level. The list of required materials is incomplete. They don't tell you that you also need a soldering iron and header pins to accomplish the lab. The quizzes and homework questions are often poorly worded with no explanation for wrong answers. So you are left guessing yourself over and over if you got it wrong. Other questions are pointless in which you are asked to fill in the blank for a random thing the instructor said or is buried in the reading.

It feels like the instructors couldn't be bothered to put any effort into this course. Go take the in-person version.

The quizzes are a mess , and it focuses so much on unrelevant detail , they say that buying the processor is optional but 2 weeks are dedicated for it instead of focusing on actual sensors , worst course i've seen on this platform.

I'm unable to verify my ID only for your course alone. Other than everything is ok.

The course certificate does not have one's name on it, only "Coursera Learner"

please give me the certificate

certificate not recieved