This foundation helped me transition into embedded automotive development with clarity about standards and architecture.

Tool usage and practical demos are minimal, so additional learning is needed to apply concepts in real projects.

Hands-on examples of RTE and BSW made it easier to understand how software components communicate in real ECUs.

It introduces key elements like software components, BSW, and communication concepts at an introductory level.

Clear, concise overview of AUTOSAR basics—great for beginners exploring automotive software architecture.

Some students feel it’s more conceptual than deeply technical, but still solid for foundations.

Beginners may find some sections a bit abstract without prior automotive software background.

Some topics feel briefly covered and may require additional self-study to fully understand.

Beginners may find some topics abstract without prior knowledge of automotive systems.

The content is mostly theoretical, with limited practical or tool-based exposure.

After this, I’m more comfortable prepping for intermediate AUTOSAR tool training.

Standardized automotive software architecture for efficient development.

Decent overview of AUTOSAR, but lacks depth in advanced topics.

Good Content with step by step explaination.

The course covers the relevant AUTOSAR concepts and terminology, and the examples chosen are generally aligned with real automotive use cases. However, for an introductory course, the content is too descriptive and verbally heavy, which makes it difficult to follow and maintain attention. Many topics are explained at length without first establishing a clear intuition or mental model, especially for learners who are new to AUTOSAR. The structure could be improved by introducing clear motivations and practical context before diving into detailed definitions. Concepts such as ports, interfaces, connectors, and runnables are often explained in isolation, without enough visual flow or step-by-step reasoning that shows why they are needed and how they work together in a real ECU software design. Overall, the course contains valuable information, but simplifying the explanations, improving structure, and focusing more on intuition and practical examples would make it much more effective as an introduction to AUTOSAR.

The course provides a well-structured introduction to AUTOSAR, making it suitable for beginners. However, the content falls short of the professionalism expected from industry-standard training programs.

I found the explanations of Classic vs Adaptive AutoSAR fairly clear, though a few sections felt rushed and could’ve used more practical examples or visuals to make the concepts easier to remember.

The content is good but the instructor(reader) reading the content is horrible. Please try providing notes at the end of every module as it is really difficult to understand the reader. Thanks!

Well suited for beginners entering the automotive software domain, especially those with basic knowledge of embedded systems.

it is good course for overview but for how generate .bat file, how to automate things are not explained.

Copia e cola do curso original da udemy. Porém, conseguiu preencher algumas brechas explicando com outras palavras. O final deixou muito a desejar.

Molti Problemi, risorse mancanti, trascrizioni fatte male e 1 Mancante, troppo ripetitivo e poco chiaro negli elementi chiave.

The instructor doesn't know what she is speaking. At one place BSW modules were referred as BMW modules. Most of the session felt like she was reading a script without explaining the topics clearly.

the instructor gives wrong content and information, eg : ECU Abstraction layer is called easy abstraction layer , this is wrong. I have 4 years of experience in AUTOSAR

the course is taught without a good basic introduction and the full course is so badly arranged and I had no idea what they are teaching