Poll: What Online Class Are You Excited About Taking NEXT? (64% of Goal)

BLE and mesh networks

I very much look forward to reading them as well; my learning is most effective when I read several articles and each usually explains things differently until I finally fully understand the subject.

Thank you.

The software which I had used is proprietary and I had issues with my university license, hence I had to take it down. I will post them again hoepfully. But my other RF blogs will make sure that they'll use open source codes/softwares.

Hi Rushiraj,

I'm looking forward to reading your blogs. By the way, I just noticed that the links to the blogs you have written for the Project14 RF Radio competitions don't work, and don't seem able to access them anymore. Can you still access them?

Fabio

I chose PCB Design, but RF and Python are also high on the list.  I dabble in Eagle, but it just doesn't stick in my brain.

I disagree a little more with you  than Randall .

The ones with homework and exams are great learning tools. I relearned passives and Kirchhoff/Thevenin that way. The University @Boulder’s Power Electronics series is very good (and for me very difficult).

You drill deeper than a book because of the nature of the trainings. They are university level.

14rhb I could help with matching, smith charts, transmission line theory and antennas. Will post some blogs on selected RF topics in near future.

Thanks for commenting.

I won't totally disagree with you. I have done some online courses. Sometimes I like them and sometimes not.

But I have wanted to improve/update our MOOCS area. I thought adding courses on topics of interest would be helpful.

Randall

Analog design and RF. Both new universes for a digital guy like me.

I already have experience in AI/Machine Learning and also in embedded systems, mostly microcontroller-based. So, In order to have a wider spectrum of skills I will go for:

• Embedded Linux, FPGA and Minized for deepening in Embedded systems.
• PCB, 3d printing and analog design to get hands-on on the hardware side.
• Some other topics would be:
  • heterogeneous computing
  • ML, Deep learning on Hardware
  • Some business-oriented courses (like "IoT project management", "from maker to entrepreneur", "The business of engineering" or "from prototype to product", because... Why not?)
  • Production of technical content, technical writing, etc.