Hello.
This is Pepper's Dad from the Corini Rescue Team.
In embedded studies, the process of touching the board yourself and getting a feel for it while encountering errors is more important than quickly finishing the course all at once.
Topics like GPIO, UART, I2C, SPI, and sensor control may seem simple at first, but they are fundamental skills that are repeatedly used in actual field work.
If you get stuck while listening to the lecture, please feel free to leave a question at any time.
Small wiring issues, execution errors, or questions about code modification are all fine.
In the beginning, the process of solving those problems one by one is what builds your skill.
Going forward, I will gradually share supplementary explanations related to the lectures, practice tips, and directions for embedded learning through the news updates.
Currently, I am also slowly preparing content for the Firmware and Embedded Linux track that will follow the basic series.
I will continue to manage the Corini Rescue Team so that it can consistently help those who are just starting out with embedded systems.
Thank you.
Best regards, Corini Rescue Team