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UCD Student, EEC132C S’06

15 Jan, 2016 in student / testimonial tagged EEC132 / S06 / UCD by kelvin

10/10
Kelvin is any excellent TA! Go Kelvin.

UCD Student, EEC132C S'06

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9/10 Very good and helpful when available. Prompt grading, too. Excellent.

UCD Student, ENG100 W'05

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

UCD Student, EEC132C S'09

10/10 Good TA.

UCD Student, EEC132C S'09

10/10 Kelvin is great. He makes every effort to assist in every way possible. There aren’t enough superlatives to describe how good he is.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'12

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

UCD student, EEC70 S'02

Thank you for presenting the knowledge about the industry and the insight into the future of us as electrical engineers. It was the first time an instructor has done that and it was valuable information.

CSUS Student, EEE117 F'15

10/10 Only truly competent TA.

UCD Student, ENG100 W'05

Through his research creativity, he has advanced electrical engineering science in the field of nonlinear microwave devices and circuits. Dr.Yuk exudes a degree of creative instinctiveness that is rare among the engineers I have known and worked with in my over 50 years of experience in a variety of venues as a practicing “real world engineer” and an Electrical Engineering Professor. Dr. Yuk has a special naturally pleasant personality among the myriad of individuals that I have known. … Read more

G. R. BrannerProfessor

10/10 Knowledgeable, good ethics, helpful. Only negative is not always easily available.

UCD Student, EEC132A F'08

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

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