good

The course is split into 2 weeks of VHDL and 2 weeks of Verilog, with two different instructors. Unfortunately, the first 2 weeks are really dragging down the quality of the course. They are riddled with bad explanations, omissions, and plain errors throughout. I'd go as far as to say the student learns the contents of those weeks because of the reading materials (which do a good job explaining what's actually going on), and despite the instructor video lectures , which are just leading the student astray.

The programming assignments in both parts of the course leave a lot to be desired with regard to the quality of specifications. They frequently don't explain how the list of control signals is supposed to interact, which signals are active high vs. active low, whether they are assumed to be synchronous or async etc.

I'm missing coverage of how exactly different subtle choices of writing the code affects the synthesis of the FPGAs in various ways, by way of examples that show what happens in those cases.

The course is OK, but the videos are terrible. The presenters do nothing more than just read the slides as they appear, which are sometimes just a page of code. In the VHDL section, I believe the presenter is seeing the material for the first time. I ended up just turning the audio off and treating the videos as a slide deck, which worked quite well. The assignments were fun.

Interesting course but exercises shall be reworked as sometimes it's not clear what is the expected output so we end up guessing via the testbench. Another issue is that some half backed quizzes prevent you from practicing the exercises until you pass even though practicing is key to understand the concepts...

this course need a person who knows before the basics of both VHDL/Verilog. because i know some basics of VHDL i understood its part but verilog was a little bit hard to me to understand it

Verilog part is explained very well but VHDL part completely unsatisfied.

Very introductory. Verilog and VHDL exercises are copied.

Innovative teaching, but very poor assignments

A decent introduction to HDL.

Teaching could be better.

good

The course material can be interesting. However, it's clear that they're looking to get as much paid subscription time from you. They lock off the actual programming assinments behind quizzes which, if you don't get enough right, they delay you for 3 days.

Assignments are not clear and I cannot open assignment files. Because of this I cannot finish the course. Also, ModelSim download link was not working. I have a lot of trouble about download.

teacher as well as way of teaching is not good . assignments are great though

The highlight of this course was the recommended reading materials.

not clear.

There is no technical support

awful