I am a second-year design engineer who started out on a 6-month national scholarship. The content taught here is really the most basic of the basics. Ironically, it is the most basic of the basics, so the company does not necessarily teach it. This level of content can be covered sufficiently by studying the company's materials, but I purchased and took the course to study faster. In fact, unless I redesign and use it, SRAM or Axi modules are often designed within the company. So I just used it without knowing, but I think it is a good opportunity to study again. Finally, the lecture review is that new researchers should definitely take this during the company adaptation period or study time. You can fill 90 points of the 100 points and start working. And as all practitioners know, in practice, there are times when you have to handle addresses more complexly and design with greater restrictions. Since there are no technical examples for such cases, I recommend it as a quick reminder or for a job interview.