Learner Reviews & Feedback for Internet of Things: Setting Up Your DragonBoard™ Development Platform by University of California San Diego
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AN
Dec 19, 2017
course will give you lots of information about dragonboard from basics ,also introduce to android studio and application .which is interesting to learn
MM
Jan 24, 2018
Really have been a very helpful course. Many things I got out of this course.\n\nMost importantly being able to work with gradle is enough :)
1 - 19 of 19 Reviews for Internet of Things: Setting Up Your DragonBoard™ Development Platform
By Christos K
•Apr 10, 2016
Great content, the guys although young, nailed the subject. Hope the next course is as good as this.
By Mahmoud
•Jan 24, 2018
Really have been a very helpful course. Many things I got out of this course.
Most importantly being able to work with gradle is enough :)
By Syed R T
•Jul 13, 2017
Strategically designed...
By mohit s
•Feb 15, 2016
very helpful to learn this course and ahead this will more help
By Evlampi H
•Nov 02, 2015
Very, I mean ... very good project!
By Federico J S
•Feb 05, 2017
Very good course, it has a decent mix of theory and practice to dive into the board's specifics.
By Nishit B S
•Jun 26, 2016
Thank you very much for designing this course.
By Ulka S P
•Jul 14, 2017
Good
By Javier P C
•Oct 20, 2017
Excelente curso para aprender sobre la DragonBoard y su programación.
By Akash N
•Dec 19, 2017
course will give you lots of information about dragonboard from basics ,also introduce to android studio and application .which is interesting to learn
By Jan H
•Oct 12, 2017
Good with hands on work.
By Michael O
•Jun 23, 2016
Not really clear step up from the scratch to android/java programming
By MD O F
•Jan 01, 2017
Instructor has lack of knowledge. They are not subject matter expert and they tried to deliver their best.
By Javier P M
•Mar 18, 2018
The material used in this course is not totally updated, like the NDK and JNI sections. Also, coding material could be a little behind and may cause problems when importing into Android IDE and trying to making it work.
By Steve A
•Apr 09, 2016
Switching back and forth between Linux and Android is going to be problematic. It adds an unnecessary complexity to the course and adds extra skill set requirements which were not mentioned as needed ahead of time. While they say you can choose one or the other, later lessons will only use one or the other (it switches) and this causes issues if you actually intend to follow along and learn something.
By Brian J
•Nov 01, 2015
The video lectures are not very polished, and I think it would have been better to have a few longer videos than so many short ones.
By Fernando I
•Apr 03, 2016
It looks like a youtube review and not a real course
By Andre K
•Mar 27, 2016
many outdated instructions
inexperienced tutors who almost never explain why things are done in a certain way
By Riccardo C
•Feb 19, 2017
I'm dropping out of a specialisation I paid for because the quality of the materials is really low, and the presentation is very similar. I don't want to discourage the presenters, but this is not the level I expected.
