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Home » Testimonials » student » UCD Student, EEC110A W’10

UCD Student, EEC110A W’10

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

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

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10/10 Thank you for your help with our projects.
UCD Student, EEC132C S'08
Staying organized and strict with the schedule was very helpful I appreciate that, and I know that’s important in preparing students for the real world. A lot of professors I’ve met are not as organized and it dis-coordinates the whole class, so thank you for what you’re doing!
CSUS Student, EEE117 F'15
He is able to teach his course very well, explaining theories in depth and provides sufficient examples to understand the concepts. However, I felt that we were not really prepared nor have discussed much about natural response and step response of RC, RL, RLC circuits so it would be much better if he spent more time on it and teach it more thoroughly
UCD Student, ENG17 Su'16
9/10 Very helpful, clear explanations, but hard to get a hold of.
UCD Student, EEC132B W'09
10/10 Kelvin is very helpful and makes the class enjoyable.
UCD Student, EEC132B W'06
10/10 Very helpful. Challenges you to understand the material. Kelvin had a huge work load for this course and did very well under the stress.
UCD Student, EEC132B W'12
9/10 Very helpful. Appreciate the fact that he waits until the last one leaves.
UCD Student, EEC132A F'07
10/10 Only truly competent TA.
UCD Student, ENG100 W'05
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
Dr. Yuk encouraged questions and answered them completely. On one occasion he filled in on a moment’s notice when a TA didn’t show up for office hours. The amount of examples used in lecture was also very helpful.
UCD Student, ENG17 Su'16

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