Отзывы учащихся о курсе Introduction to solar cells от партнера Датский технический университет (DTU)
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AP
Dec 12, 2017
Very concise and to the point. Stable and calm teaching. Was my first foray into renewable energy and absolutely loved it. The course instructor was brilliant and had a stable command over the topic.
PM
Dec 27, 2019
This is the first coursera course I have taken and the first I have completed. It is an interesting topic and the format was great for getting an understanding of solar cell technology. good stuff.
251–268 из 268 отзывов о курсе Introduction to solar cells
автор: Patrick I
•Jun 04, 2018
Good information and not to hard things are introduced
автор: LJ
•Jan 02, 2018
awesome. I really like the practice quizzes.
автор: Paidi N R
•Sep 19, 2019
I loved the process of learning.
автор: LINGAMSETTI R
•Mar 23, 2020
This course is very useful
автор: ahmed g a s
•Oct 31, 2017
very good course
автор: Ashish S
•Feb 01, 2018
Awesome......
автор: phelipe
•Jan 06, 2018
Great course!
автор: Nandiraju M S
•Apr 04, 2020
nice course.
автор: Saurabh K
•Sep 08, 2019
Informatory!
автор: Raju B
•Oct 08, 2018
Nice one
автор: isaac o
•Dec 30, 2017
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автор: Dhivakar
•Apr 03, 2020
good
автор: Rajana s
•Oct 10, 2017
Good
автор: Marco B
•Nov 01, 2017
It was a really nice course and i think it gave a good introduction to the whole world of solar cells.
Unfortunately, i couldn't help but begin to get annoyed at the fact that you could see the video being edited ten times in a two-minute video. even though the editing was actually impressingly good, it gave a kinda un-teacher-y impression
But overall i liked the course ^_^
автор: jayant a
•Mar 06, 2018
I would have rated this course 4 star if all the videos were audible
автор: Helen E
•Oct 12, 2018
Good overview course - covered a wide range of topics.
автор: Kamal R
•Jun 04, 2018
Didn't provide new insights.
автор: Krishna K
•Aug 31, 2017
This is a poor course for someone in the energy industry. I would actually say this course is a middle school or high school level at best. Not a university level education.
