This is a lecture that I would like to say will definitely be of great help to those who are hoping to become non-memory digital circuit design engineers. I got the impression that the lecture was explained from the perspective of a professional, and since it kindly explains how to set up the development environment, it is easy to follow along on your own. The theoretical part is not much different from the basic level of a major subject for 2nd or 3rd year college students, but it would be good to start by familiarizing yourself with Verilog grammar and Linux commands before taking the class. The lecture is a bit short, but I think there is not much to throw away. It was also very helpful that the practice code was provided. I look forward to the next lecture!