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Revision as of 15:25, 10 May 2024
"NEVER STOP LEARNING" -- yeah like how could I stop now? Seriously it's time to level up. I don't need a degree, just to feel more knowledgeable. (I want to cast off the impostor syndrome.) How much can I learn on my own, online?
Curriculum
First, I need to device a curriculum of my own choosing
IEEE is the obvious place to start looking.
Sonoma State BS EE program (Certainly they could have had this when I was there dang. I'd be done already instead of having this dopey Computer Science degree. Except, you know the department did not exist back then. It was cheaper too.) Saeid is listed on their faculty. One familiar face. I doubt there are any resoources for me here other than a curriculum listing. It's still just Sonoma State.
Learning resources
You can search for specific classes at Class Central. For example, Embedded Systems
How about Coursera? I am trying out the Georgia Institute of Technology "Introduction to Electronics".
LearningPath shows lots of MIT courses and others
Cornell Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering
Van Hunter Adams courses and talks many projects here including RP2040 and PIC32
ECE 4760 Digital Systems Using Microcontrollers https://ece4760.github.io/
ECE 5760 Advanced Microcontroller Design and System on Chip https://people.ece.cornell.edu/land/courses/ece5760/
Vendor resources
Digilent makers of the Analog Discovery 3.
Seeed Studio XIAO courses
Tina-TIcircuit simulator from TI and DesignSoft.com
