Hello ETA, I am leaving this review after completing all the lectures. I am currently a third-year professional working in an SoC Integration Team. We usually receive IPs and focus on system-level considerations. Accordingly, I have been using RTL mainly when configuring Sub-Systems or Block-Sims. Since it had been a long time since I last did RTL design, I had a thirst for it. By solving one problem every day upon arriving at work through this course, I've suddenly finished the entire curriculum. Looking at the Design Self-Study website (Discord), I understand that Season 2 will be released at the end of June. I will see you in that course. Have a great day. ++ As a side note, I found the Interrupt Controller problem to be the most difficult and helpful. (I was conceptually familiar with GIC, but designing it in actual RTL is definitely a different matter.)

This is a lecture that helps enhance your skills. There is a basic grammar site on another platform; wouldn't it be good to use it alongside this one?

Thank you. It was really beneficial. I'm looking forward to the next one.

(25/08/03/Sun 18:32) I listened to the lecture and understood a lot. I also learned about Karnaugh maps. Thank you for creating such a good lecture (by the way, I've completed the entire roadmap. 😊😊😊).