Very useful course!

The subject matter is very good. My main complaint is that the simulation tools used are old, and some of examples that are walked through on the videos don't run on the simulation tools or use newer versions that are not available. There are also some missing files and some of questions on the Quizes are on material the not covered in the coarse videos.

My goal is to program the Max10 DeLite board but we haven't gotten there after three coarses.

The good thing is that the course is very detailed, however, the feeling is that the lecturer just reads the standard Intel manuals, which, in my opinion, can be done without attending this course.

The material is outdated, focuses entirely too much on the irrelevant information (like data specs of a specific FPGA models which will most likely be absolete by the time you take this course), presentation is poor, quizzes are filled with ambiguous questions (I literally facepalmed myself when I had to type in a missing word in a sentence and I lost a point because I didn't guess right whether it should be "higher" or "bigger" or "larger" or whatever else it was supposed to be). But the worst part is the autograder. I spent more time trying to figure out why I got 0/100 even though I know I did everything right, then I spent on learning about FPGA. Eventually I unenrolled from course 4 week 2, just 2 weels from completing the pathway just because I got so frustrated from dealing with the laziness of people who designed this course. Bottom-line is if you just need credit hours to get your degree you can take this course, but if you want to actually leatn about FPGAs, just read any of the numerous books available online for free.