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The Art and Science of PCB Design with Autodesk Eagle
Design professional PCBs using Autodesk Eagle – from schematic to manufacturing files
Created byAmit Rana
Last updated 2/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Improved confidence level with better technical skills, for hobby or academics or your profession
- Learn Circuit design and PCB Design with the most powerful and most widely used tool Eagle!
- Be able to create single and double sided PCB Designs
- Understand use of Eagle for PCB Design
- Understand Gerber file and export gerber file for production
- Be an awesome electronics designer in very low time!!!
- Start designing your boards!!!
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Course content
15 sections • 37 lectures • 3h 34m total length
Requirements
- Desire to learn technology and create something
- Be interested and willing to learn Electronics Printed Circuit Board Design
- Active Internet connection
- Basic Understanding of electronics components like resistors, capacitors, leds and ICs
Description
The Art and Science of PCB Design with Autodesk Eagle
If you want to design professional printed circuit boards from scratch and understand how real hardware products are created, this course is designed for you.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Create complete schematics using Autodesk Eagle
Design single-sided and double-sided PCBs
Generate manufacturing-ready board files
Understand component placement and routing
Prepare your design for fabrication
PCB design is one of the most fundamental skills in electronics engineering. Whether you are building hobby projects, academic prototypes, or commercial products, the ability to design your own boards gives you full control over your ideas.
In this course, everything is explained from a complete beginner’s perspective. No prior PCB design experience is required.
You will design your first PCB within the first few lessons of the course.
What You Will Learn
Understanding PCB design workflow
Creating schematics in Eagle
Using libraries and components
Board layout design
Routing techniques
Design rule checks
Generating Gerber files for manufacturing
Preparing boards for fabrication
About Autodesk Eagle
Autodesk Eagle is one of the most widely used PCB design tools in the open-source hardware ecosystem and industry. Many popular boards and modules have been designed using Eagle.
It provides a powerful yet beginner-friendly environment for schematic capture and board layout.
This course focuses on building strong fundamentals rather than advanced industrial constraints, making it ideal for beginners.
What This Course Will Do For You
Build confidence in PCB design
Help you convert ideas into real hardware boards
Enable you to manufacture your own PCBs
Strengthen your electronics design foundation
Who This Course Is For
Electronics beginners
Engineering students
Hardware hobbyists
Anyone who wants to design their own PCB boards
Who This Course Is Not For
Experienced PCB designers looking for advanced multilayer techniques
Designers seeking EMI/EMC deep-dive topics
Professionals focused on 4-layer or complex industrial board design
Instructor
Hi, I’m Amit Rana — engineer, programmer and electronics trainer.
With over 10 years of experience teaching circuit design to thousands of students across multiple countries, I focus on simplifying hardware design and making it accessible for beginners.
A significant portion of this course is available as free preview lectures so you can evaluate the teaching style before enrolling.
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Your enrollment is completely risk-free. If the course does not meet your expectations, Udemy offers a 30-day full money-back guarantee.
Enroll today and start designing your own printed circuit boards with confidence.
Who this course is for:
- Passionate people willing to dive in technology learnings
- Anyone who wants to learn PCB Design
- Electronics engineering students and school students
- Professionals who want to start PCB designing
- Startups finding difficult to get PCB designed for their products
- Those willing to learn PCB Design without buying a costly software