Thank you so much for explaining difficult concepts in an easy-to-understand way and for making the effort to help the learner remember by repeating the important parts!

They explain everything very kindly and clearly!

I realized there is so much to study even just regarding registers. Thank you for the detailed lecture.

Thank you for the great lecture.

It seems like it will be really helpful for actual work.

This is the first time the author has given a lecture or explained things in such detail. I enjoyed the lecture. :)

2024/07/28/Sun 17:40 I listened to the lecture well. When I was young, I wanted to know about Linux and ARM, and I learned new information every time I listened to Mr. Dong-Hyun Kim's lecture. Thank you for making such a good lecture. I think that young people these days will learn about Linux and ARM very quickly if they listen to Mr. Dong-Hyun Kim's lecture. I am grateful that I learned a lot through this great lecture.

2024/07/27/Sat 16:29 I listened to the lecture very well. Thank you for the great lecture. I signed up for all of Dong-Hyun Kim's lectures. "Unlimited course period" seems very good. I can listen to what I'm listening to now even after several years. I have one request. I would be very grateful if you could make the course period unlimited for the lectures you make in the future. Some other people's lectures have a course period of 12 months (1 year). In my case, I have some time on the weekends, but I didn't sign up because I thought I might not be able to listen to the lectures for a year. Dong-Hyun Kim's lectures are very good, and I think I might check them again later, so if you could always make the course period unlimited, I would be grateful. I think I will listen to all of Dong-Hyun Kim's lectures. Today's lecture was really good and taught me a lot. Thank you. I'm writing a review now and I'm planning to watch Part 2 of the Structure and Principles of Arm Architecture. Thank you.

Everything is good, but the voice is not consistent and there is a big difference between each lecture ㅠ Some lectures are too loud and some are too quiet

I am receiving a lot of help in my field because you explain difficult topics such as exceptions, interrupts, and calling conventions in an easy-to-understand manner. I think this is essential information to know when solving problems in the field.