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I'd also like to personally vouch for this class, though without having taken it in the format you're used to. In other words, I took this class as the actual in-lecture version as an Electrical Engineering student at UTAustin. Where it was called EE319k, Intro to Embedded Systems. In the Fall of 2012. A few minor details were different: I took it during the very last semester before transitioning to ARM Cortex-M. We used the 9S12 architecture (coding using Freescale's Codewarrior), and there's a bit more of a focus on learning Assembly early on, instead of going straight to compiling

I'll be joining in as soon as I'm off work.

EDIT: Original thread posted inappropriately in announcement forum. I can't see the option to delete that thread or move it, so I'm double-posting it here, and encouraging moderators to delete the original thread, and apologizing for my mistake. Hey guys, I'm having trouble getting an HC06 properly interfaced to my Tiva C Launchpad. The tl;dr version is that Transmitting from the Tiva (seems to) work as desired, but receiving from my Android phone using BlueTerm causes issues. I modified the qs-rgb example in TivaWare (Downloaded as of yesterday, but can't remember version number) to tran

Looking at the board, it does look like there's no copper trace coming from that pad. I can't get a good focus on it from my camera, so the best I can do is explain that it's the pad that is one away tfrom the furthest on the left.

Unfortunately right after I just bought my ARM M4 Launchpad, I managed to render it unusable for myself by tearing off the debug usb connector. It also looks like I may have ripped off one of the copper pads on the board. I'm thinking about resoldering, but I'm not confident in my SMT soldering skills at that scale. I saw a thread earlier made by someone else who managed to do the same thing, but it looks like he didn't manage to get a solution or replacement connector on the board either. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas, such as places it would be easier to solder a repla