PCB HW Design Practice: Mixed-signal Board Design Project Using STM32

Hello. I'm a graduate student currently pursuing my master's degree. Since our lab primarily operates on industry-academia collaboration projects, I haven't been able to conduct personal research or work on projects in areas of my interest. Thanks to Coach Sam, I've been able to learn more about fields I'm interested in and it's also helping with the research I'm doing in the lab. If the next course comes out, I'd like to study it additionally!

I'm a 3rd-year Electronics Engineering student hoping to work in HW design. I think the importance of project and practical experience has greatly increased when it comes to getting a job these days. I considered joining an undergraduate research lab, but I gave up because there are no research labs at my school that match my field of work. I found myself in a situation where I had to work on projects individually to gain experience. When I tried to proceed with projects on my own, the major knowledge I learned at school had limitations, so I always ended up giving up in the middle. Then, while watching HW design-related videos on YouTube, I discovered Samcoach's lectures. I was confused about whether the lectures were suitable for my situation, so I sent an inquiry, and you responded really quickly. After purchasing and looking at the overall lecture flow, I felt that by taking this lecture, I could experience one project and learn practical knowledge and skills in the process. I'm currently listening to the 1st week lecture, and the parts that were frustrating before have already been greatly resolved. I will continue to listen diligently to the remaining lectures to build my portfolio. Thank you always for the good materials and responses!

I'm taking this course along with analog circuit design, and both courses have common parts while also teaching me new things I didn't know before, which has been very helpful for my self-study. Thank you always for the great lectures.

I'm a third-year undergraduate student in electrical engineering hoping to pursue a career in analog circuit design. While taking Samcochi's lectures, I realized the necessity of HW capabilities, which led me to enroll in this course. I felt that the HW knowledge I could learn at school was quite lacking, but this seems like a great lecture where I can develop practical problem-solving skills and HW knowledge through various projects.

Hello. I work as a HW developer at a small to medium-sized company. Among the various tasks I handle, FPGA development is my main job, so I applied for this course because I wanted to fill in more knowledge related to PCB design work. What I've felt while listening to about halfway through is that it feels like organizing the content I had acquired through hands-on work experience once more! These are contents that schools absolutely never teach, but they're really important, so I hope students who take this course will definitely think for themselves and study further after listening to the lectures! I was able to think about things I didn't know well and areas where I need to study more. I want to study hard and also move to a larger company~~😊😊

I've seen PCB HW design positions in job postings, but since I didn't learn related knowledge at school, it was difficult to get a sense of what the job entails. Through this lecture, I was able to understand the overall flow of HW design work, which was great.

Through this course, I was able to deeply learn not only chip design but also what system-level circuit design is. Additionally, your emphasis on how chip-level design and system-level design are interconnected was extremely helpful in gaining practical insights!

Lectures on HW design methods at the board level are really hard to find, but this lecture is like rain in a drought. I think this is a lecture that can be recommended not only to undergraduate college students, but also to engineers working in the field who want to solidly rebuild from the basics.