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EEE117

Continue to tell the students what we can do with what we are learning. It was really motivating and cool how he was able to relate the work in class with real life.

CSUS Student, EEE117 F'15

9/10 Kelvin was very patient and willing to help every time I asked him for any assistance.

UCD student, EEC70 S'02

One thing I really wanted to thank you for was for being so upbeat and fun during class. You always put things in ways that made it easy to understand difficult concepts, and you always did your best to give us every resource you possibly could. You were the greatest teacher I have had so far here at UC Davis, and I wanted to thank you for a great class in my college education.

UCD Student, ENG17 S'16

9/10 Kelvin is a good TA – However, he expected us (to) stay in the lab too late until 11:00pm at least.

UCD Student, EEC132A F'08

9/10 Very helpful, although very busy with many students usually!

UCD student, EEC70 S'02

10/10 Only truly competent TA.

UCD Student, ENG100 W'05

Dr. Yuk was very helpful during office hours and would provide clear answers to any questions we had. Any time a confusing question was asked in office hours, he was able to simplify the answer to create a clear and organized solution with the reasoning behind why each step was taken when solving the problem. In addition, he provided assistance and guidance when a student was struggling with the material by giving them study tips and reviewing key concepts.

UCD Student, ENG17 S'16

9/10 Very informative on material, still hard to get a hold of.

UCD Student, EEC132C S'09

9/10 Good.

UCD Student, EEC110A W'10

I appreciated how well he explained the examples in class. However, I would prefer if he spent more time explaining a few of the harder concepts. Other than that, he was excellent when it came to clarifying any confusion that occurred during lectures.

UCD Student, ENG17 Su'16

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