Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems by University of Colorado Boulder
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This is an extremely good course and I learned a lot. Thank you very much sir "Timothy Scherr " and all the people who make this a such a nice one. Also thank you very much "COURSERA" !!!
Very good course, focused on the quartus prime tool and touch a lot of topics on FPGA design, optimization, time analysis and a little of comparison between Altera and other FPGA vendors.
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By William M
•Excellent class.
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•Fantastic Course
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•Excellent course
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•Best FPGA course
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•Wasn't too easy.
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•amazing subject
By Shreyas B
•Awesome start!
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By Khalid J
•This course is very helpful for FPGA learners, engineers, computer scientists, and hardware geeks. You will find everything you need about FPGA conception and architecture. You will learn about how to use Altera Quartus Prime, how to select the best technology based on your projects and assignments, FPGA design and analysis, and many more techniques that will upgrade your domain skills. But this course is not about programming FPGAs using VHDL or VERILOG. I really liked it and the tutor is amazing. Thanks Coursera for such helpful programs.
By Andrew K
•I thought the class was very useful and I am confident I can select the proper device and design for it in Quartus and Qsys. The quizzes during the videos were very effective in keeping my focus on the video and cementing the ideas. Really good pace and level. Some of the books and the demo boards sugested were not used much or not used at all. It took me to the end of the class to get the hang of submitting and grading assignments. The best online class I have had.
By Filip K
•Course is a good introduction.
Knowledge of Boolean algebra is a plus for the first exercises.
The Altera BeMicroMax10 is used as reference in this course.
FPGA dev board is not needed for this course. The suggestion of the Terrasic DE10-lite is a bit misleading, as it's referred to for future courses.
Certain parts of the course are not working as shown in the Quartus II. (bug in 16.1 196 build?)
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