I have completed the shell script course. It was the best course.

It was an informative lecture.

I had always been interested in RTOS, and I got the opportunity to take the freeRTOS course following the ARM Cortex-M course. I was able to learn in detail about tasks, semaphores, mutexes, and more, and it was great to solidify my understanding through hands-on practice. Also, it was excellent how you explained how to utilize and apply these features through various examples like the MP3 Player. However, if I had to mention something disappointing, I felt that some lectures weren't quite smooth. Sometimes the lecture would end in the middle of speaking, and some lectures started with practice without theory, which was confusing. But there weren't many such videos, and I could understand and move on by rewatching the lectures. I binged the lectures during Chuseok, so there are parts I didn't understand 100%, but I should watch the lectures multiple times to fully understand everything before moving on. Thank you for uploading such a great course!

It was difficult to understand just by reading the FreeRTOS manual text, but thanks to the examples and explanations you created, I was able to get started easily. Thank you.

This is the best RTOS course. Easy explanations + appropriate hands-on examples make it very easy to understand.

I learned so much from this course. However, some parts felt a bit tedious as it seemed like you were just reading through the manual... And I think the difficulty level is higher than expected. I'm planning to watch it about 3 times...! By the way, I took the course using the f103rb board.

I will work hard, thank you!

ok

I'm listening well. I'll make sure to learn the assembly instructions properly.

I'm currently working in the field, but I often had to treat RTOS as a black box and move on because I lacked understanding in that area. I learned a lot through this course and now I understand it! However, when you create the next course, I hope you could pay more attention to video quality, audio levels, and editing points 😊😊😊 I wonder if it's really necessary to split things like 40 seconds at Han River into separate segments.