The class was not that bad but the class isn't really useful in terms of working in the industry

The course is poorly designed. It FORCES you to self-study. This is entirely the fault of Hamzeh Roumani, who was the proponent of "learning-by-doing". The lab TAs were basically unreachable outside of the lab session, so we were basically on our own to figure out the labs. The RISC-V parts are easiest to get marks in. Verilog is veri-painful, and the pre-labs don't come with answers so you MUST figure it out, or you won't even be able to do the in-class labs.

Low-level assembly language, and hardware description language.

Nice, but not good at lecturing.

I wish I knew how much self-study was required, ESPECIALLY for the Verilog part of the course.

hard course and but minas is not too bad with the marks.

Avoid, bad teacher, hard exams, wants you to fail

Don't take this guy, prolly petition against him

Worst Professor, doesn't know how to teach

Don't take him

Great Prof but the course material is challenging! Probably the hardest course I've taken in second year so far.

Keep up with the class and do all the pre-labs to better your chances of knowing what's going on

Nice professor.

Recommend going to professor's office hours as he explains there the labs making it easier to understand the thinking process. Textbooks do not help much, it is best to practice the labs. Heavy course and labs feel hard when one doesn't understand. Professor bell curves a bit. He teaches section Z but best chance to pass this course is taking it with him.

Probably the hardest second year course. I hope Minas curves the marks

study risc v early on in the semester