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Su16

I like Dr. Yuk’s teaching. He is a nice person and willing to answer all the answers students asked. He is familiar with the lecture materials and explain them clearly. As a non-EE student but need to know EM in my research, I feel the lectures are just in the good difficulties. I learned a lot about EM. The HFSS workshop are really good for me to learn a new software. The weakness for this class is it seems we spent too many lectures in chapter 6 and 8, almost all the time after the midterm. Ma… Read more

UCD Student, EEC230 W'16

He takes time to go over each topic carefully and explains concepts in the book that are not explained well. He is a fairly approachable and challenging professor.

UCD Student, EEC230 W'16

10/10 Give Kelvin a raise, he is underpaid for the amount of work he puts in.

UCD Student, EEC132C S'07

10/10 Kelvin is a very patient TA, and always managed to help us to solve problems we had in the lab, highly recommended!

UCD student, EEC100 F'05

10/10 Kelvin is very helpful and makes the class enjoyable.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'06

10/10 Thank you for your help with our projects.

UCD Student, EEC132C S'08

The course was highlighted by the final project; that is where I learned the most. I feel that if learning Ansys is a high priority, then more time should be spent doing that. Maybe, one day of lecture and one day of learning Ansys instead of trying to learn an industry standard program strictly from tutorials.

UCD Student, EEC230 W'16

9/10 I always go to his OH. He knows the material very well and did a good job by teaching it back to the students.

UCD Student, EEC110A W'10

8/10 Knows his stuff.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'12

In my time working with Kelvin at UC Davis he showed me a lot about thorough attention to detail and thought in engineering theories and lab work. He played a major part in my current success as an engineer starting from my undergraduate days to co-authoring technical papers.

Claudia WongRF and Microwave Engineer

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