Learn Analog / Digital Electronics and PCB Design from the Ground up with Altium CircuitMaker and Labcenter Proteus
InstructorAndre LaMotheThe curriculum provides an exhaustive progression from basic component theory to complex digital logic systems and circuit analysis.
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An instructor presents a slide showcasing the Simondino project, displaying a green circular Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design against a vibrant background.
An instructor presents the course structure on a monitor, outlining the three-step methodology: Theory, Simulation using tools like SPICE, and Build involving PCBs and breadboards.
The presenter introduces Section VIII of the course, focusing on PCB design using Altium CircuitMaker, displayed clearly on the monitor.
The instructor André LaMothe is introduced on screen alongside his academic credentials in mathematics, computer science, and electrical engineering.
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Instruction integrates virtual SPICE simulations with physical breadboard implementations using real lab equipment like oscilloscopes and multimeters.
The unedited, live-style recording format can lead to a perceived lack of structure or pacing issues that may hinder concentration. Note that some negative signals regarding delivery predated the displayed update date; while an update is noted, it does not prove these specific delivery issues were corrected.
Some learners noted a need for more explicit introductions to scientific notation and high-school level physics prerequisites. Note that these signals predated the displayed update date; while an update is noted, it does not prove these specific gaps were addressed.
The curriculum aligns with the target of building a foundation from scratch, though physics prerequisites are noted as helpful.