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Thank you so much for subscribing to this course.
And welcome to my.
I'm glad that out of dozens, of course, this year you thought of subscribing to my course and I really
appreciate that.
I'm an embedded system developer.
I design hardware and write from for industrial and consumer grade applications.
And in the short video, I will tell you why I have created this course actually during my engineering.
I was looking for content that could help me or give me an idea how to design a hardware audio system
for a particular application.
And another thing I found very little content, but also they were not present collectively at one place,
and they were not actually exactly what I was looking for.
So basically, I didn't have a right roadmap to learn things and less amount of time.
But now, after working in industry for a few years after gaining some experience, I thought of creating
a content that can help students and professional to develop a hardware based system.
And the content that I have included in this course is exactly what I was looking for during my engineering.
And believe me, I have endured a lot of efforts to bring this course to you, and I'm -- sure that
it's going to help normal people all over the globe.
Hardware designing is basically a kind of skill, you know, that takes little time and patience to
learn.
And while learning electronics are doing projects, it's obvious that you will get stuck somewhere and
that will take you a lot of time and effort.
And this might this might result into frustration.
But believe me, it's not just with you, it's with everyone who is dealing with electronics, including
me.
But once you get a little experience, you will feel very confident and you will be able to do any level
of project.
And you know, this mindset comes only when you start working on electronics.
Practically see, doing an online course is actually really great.
The reason is you are learning from a person who have already worked in that domain and most importantly,
his sharing, his experience and mistakes that he did it while learning.
So basically, this helps a newbie to learn a lot of things in very large amount of time.
And as a result, you know, he grows very fast.
So this intention, I thought of creating this course and.
I'm sure that you will definitely enjoy the scores, which I have carefully crafted.
And also, it's definitely going to save you a lot of precious time.
All right.
So that's what I wanted to convey to this short video, and I will see you inside disclosed.
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for listening.
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