Partially it is understandable - the OS was designed to run on hardware seriously deprived of both processing power and memory. I think I tried to take that course three times, and all of them ended up with "fuck this" when it came to Symbian. The J2ME bit was elementary if you had even cursory understanding of Java - sure, there were some serious limitations (the MIDP 1.0 spec didn't include floating-point hardware FFS), but generally it was manageable.
But basically, the course was divided into two sections, first J2ME and then Symbian. This was in the early 2000s mind you, and in Finland at that, so the curriculum may seem odd nowadays. Click to expand.Back when I was at uta.fi (yeah, it redirects now, it used to be a separate uni) studying CS, there was a course on "mobile programming".
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