Microprocessor Fundamentals: using qemu emulation of ARM architecture, the gnu toolchain, and gdb

This book is terrible regardless of who you are - a BSU student or not. This book provides 0 information that is helpful to you as a student. If you do not need to purchase this book, don't. The topics are ambiguously addressed and left completely open ended. Additionally, a lot of the information in the book does not provide any help to answer any of the work problems. There are equations where variables are not explained, and many examples that contradict previous examples. This book has got to be the worst book you can possibly buy to learn about microprocessors. I would never recommend this book to anyone.

The purpose of this book is to give students a quick/abridged overview of microprocessor fundamentals. Unfortunately, this textbook is full of inconsistent/ambiguous lessons that will leave you unprepared for the assignments (unless you seek out better resources on the internet).I honestly would have preferred a dictionary of a textbook. However, if you're coming BSU's ECE 330, you'll have to suck it up and get this one in order to do the required homework. Hooray for lecturers that force you to buy textbooks that they published.

Book is full of errors and ambiguity. Main concepts are quickly addressed without examples or opportunities for in depth understanding. If you don't have to buy this book for a class then look for a more polished book.

Teachers who publish texts and force students to buy them are scams.This text in particular is full of errors and inconsistencies with the lectures and lecturer.

There's really not much to say about this book other than just to bash on it. This book has no right being 68 dollars. It is unpolished and really does not help with the problem section it has after each chapter. I really wish that the ECE department would read these reviews and realize that this book is straight-up garbage, doesn't help that it was written by a BSU professor. I would avoid buying this book as much as possible, try buying it used somewhere else.