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UCD Student, EEC110A W’10

15 Jan, 2016 in student / testimonial tagged EEC110A / UCD / W10 by kelvin

8/10
Kelvin was very helpful in office hours.

UCD Student, EEC110A W'10

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Followed the book in a way that made reading supplementary. The course was structured in a way in which students knew exactly what was expected. Was very approachable in offering help with course material and homework questions and offered clear explanations regarding both. Seemed interested in the subject matter and cared about students.

UCD Student, ENG17 Su'16

Kelvin is the methodical engineer in solving real life engineering problems. His technical strength in RF circuit design and analyses is one of the best. As a coworker, he is very nice and patient to work with. I strongly believe he will leave his marks in the modern RF design problems.

Onder OzAnalog IC Design Engineer

9/10 Willing to put in the extra effort to help students.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'08

His exams are based on problem-solving rather than number-crunching or student-tricking, which is good. His method of solving out problems through lecture is convenient and his advice to students on how to be successful in the class is helpful too. Practicing the notes, as he suggests, does help.

UCD Student, ENG17 Su'16

10/10 Kelvin is an exceptional TA, is very informative and open to discussion.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'12

9/10 He doesn’t give away any answers but he drops hints. In the end its up to the student to find the correct solution.

UCD Student, ENG100 W'05

Kelvin is one of the best engineers I’ve worked with. His in depth knowledge in the field of RF/ Microwave and Analog design coupled with strong fundamentals make him a solid contributor in an engineering unit. Along with strong technical skills. Kelvin is also a team player who has always delivered extraordinary results even when the project schedules were too tight.

Nikhil NayakR&D Engineer Hardware

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 Very helpful. Appreciate the fact that he waits until the last one leaves.

UCD Student, EEC132A F'07

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

UCD Student, EEC132B W'06

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