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UCD student, EEC70 S’02

14 Jan, 2016 in student / testimonial tagged EEC70 / S05 / UCD by kelvin

9/10
Kelvin was very patient and willing to help every time I asked him for any assistance.

UCD student, EEC70 S'02

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It’s rare to find aptitude and tenacity like Kelvin’s. I had the pleasure of working closely with him for a year at Skyworks Solutions. He zealously pursues a complete understanding of any situation at hand (technical, financial, or otherwise), which coupled with his astute observations and vast intellect enables him to elucidate the root cause of any problem and devise inventive solutions. With his upbeat and engaging demeanor, Kelvin is skilled at sharing his knowledge and expressing ideas. … Read more

Ann TrippeR&D Engineer

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

UCD Student, EEC132C S'09

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

9/10 Very helpful, clear explanations, but hard to get a hold of.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'09

9/10 Very helpful. Appreciate the fact that he waits until the last one leaves.

UCD Student, EEC132A F'07

8/10 Kelvin was very helpful in office hours.

UCD Student, EEC110A W'10

Great class. Went really fast, but I am thankful that the his lectures were posted online.

UCD Student, EEC230 W'16

10/10 Only truly competent TA.

UCD Student, ENG100 W'05

8/10 Knows his stuff.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'12

I appreciated how well he explained the examples in class. However, I would prefer if he spent more time explaining a few of the harder concepts. Other than that, he was excellent when it came to clarifying any confusion that occurred during lectures.

UCD Student, ENG17 Su'16

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