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UCD Student, EEC132B W’12

15 Jan, 2016 in student / testimonial tagged EEC132 / UCD / W12 by kelvin

8/10
Knows his stuff.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'12

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Kelvin is an expert on FET transistor modeling. His PhD work, which was done at UC Davis, focused on the nonlinear modeling of GaN and SiC transistors for RF and microwave applications, and the use of such models for the design of non-linear circuits such as frequency multipliers.

Xiaoguang Leo LiuProfessor

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

Kelvin is an outstanding technical engineer. He has a deep understanding of Microwave/RF theory with an uncanny ability to apply practical knowledge into solving real world problems. He is excellent at developing and communicating a clear and concise plan when it comes to working on projects. Kelvin is also a team player and excellent person to work with.

Cornelius ChinHardware Engineer

10/10 Dedicated TA!

UCD Student, EEC132B W'06

9/10 Very knowledgeable and put a lot of effort into managing the labs. Provided assistance to lecture material and forced me to think about concepts.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'09

He was very thorough when explaining. I found it very efficient that he taught with examples.

UCD Student, ENG17 S'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

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

10/10 He’s good and enthusiastic in answering questions.

UCD student, ENG17 S'05

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