JN
Aug 1, 2021
Excelente! Me pareció que el curso proveee conocimientos muy adecuados para quienes empiezan con el estudio de las cascadas de senalización celular.
KA
Sep 20, 2023
It is my second course at KAIST. It is really good, course contains perfect pictures. I learned a lot of new information about cell signaling.
By G D
•Jan 10, 2022
This is an excellent course on topics that are very important in biological and medical science. They are especially important in my field (clinical haematology and oncology). As just one example, many tyrosine kinase inhibitors effective against various malignancies have been developed. These agents inhibit pathways driving uncontrolled proliferation of the malignant cells. Knowledge of these pathways is essential for development of these and other new treatments for many diseases, not just cancer. I think that the professor presented the material in about as clear and concise a manner as is possible. I should note that my background in medicine and research in biochemistry made the material very comprehensible to me, and I knew quite a bit of it already. Nevertheless, I think that anyone with even minimal knowledge or interest in biology, biochemistry, medicine, etc., would benefit from this course, especially in view of the importance of the topics.
By Seyed S S
•Oct 18, 2024
Dr.Kim has a very nice of teaching things and will always be one of the best professors who I'll remember for the topic of cell signaling. cell signaling has always been scary for me since every time i tried to learn i got bombarded with a million different names and pathways that overwhelmed me, but Dr.Kim actually gave me the best entry into the subject I have ever received . All essential and important knowledge, helping you to get a great overview on every subject.
By WEE F C
•Apr 27, 2022
This is a very interesting course, and useful in understanding the cell signaling pathways. This is very useful for understanding the development of cancer cells, their metastasis using cells signals. It is also useful to understand and try to explain some of the cells signals that maybe affected by messengers cells. The professor who taught this explains well with his diagrams and teaching.
By Parnia k
•Apr 4, 2022
I benefited hugely by this course. It was an informatic course about major signaling pathways. It did not go into all the details of each signaling pathway but provided basic and important information. so, It is so suitable for people with no background. The only problem was the english subtitle, some words were mistransleted and It could be confusing.
By Rajat B
•Jul 13, 2024
In the course "Basic Principles of Signal Transduction," Prof. Kim introduced learners to the captivating world of cellular signaling. He is an excellent teacher who covered all aspects of signal transduction with clarity. The language used is simple and easy to understand, and the slides are well-designed. I particularly appreciated the summaries after each module, which reinforced the key points effectively. Prof. Kim's final summary lecture, which recapped all the modules, was impressive. The quiz questions were well-suited to the course content and had the right level of difficulty. I am looking forward to taking his other course on chemical signaling, as I believe it will offer a deeper exploration of the subject.
By Jorge A G M
•Jan 25, 2024
A very enjoyable course. I've been taking a bunch of courses in biology, systems biology and data analysis in life sciences and this has been the best one by far. I've been working with signaling pathways for a while and this course offered a very needed encompassing view. It is very well organized and rarely brings up concepts from outside of the course material, tests included; it might sound trivial but these are mostly my main complaints from the other courses.
By preyanka n
•May 5, 2022
this is a fantastic course. I learned a lot. But since we can not download any slide, this is a disadvantage since there are a lot of images essential to understand the signaling. So i would like to request to avail the option of dowloading the slides.
By Juan F C B
•Jul 18, 2021
Great course, simply awesome! All the topics are very interesting, the lectures include graphs and images illustrating the molecular pathways which makes them engaging. Professor Kim is great.
By Juan C R N
•Aug 2, 2021
Excelente! Me pareció que el curso proveee conocimientos muy adecuados para quienes empiezan con el estudio de las cascadas de senalización celular.
By adriana z
•Jul 18, 2021
The course is complete. Extremely didactic and objective.Great for those who want to get started in the field, or even learn the main concepts.
By Kolesnichenko A
•Sep 21, 2023
It is my second course at KAIST. It is really good, course contains perfect pictures. I learned a lot of new information about cell signaling.
By Israr U D
•Aug 17, 2022
I am very thanful for all those who provide us this amzing learning plateform. I have learnt more than my expectations.
By Ishika T
•May 19, 2022
the course provided a very useul and a huge amount of knowledge! grateful for the this opportunity to take this course!
By Maryam F
•Jun 22, 2023
It was an honor to participate on this course. Thank you so much dear Prof. Seyun Kim for your great teaching.
By Rakesh A P
•Jun 1, 2022
The course was informative and helped me grow my skills and helped me develop my knowledge base.
By C T
•Apr 14, 2022
An exceptional course with remarkable slides. It is very understandable.
By OJASWI B
•Jul 17, 2021
This course is extremely helpful to understand cell signaling.
By Alireza S
•Jun 28, 2023
Wonderful review of cell signaling. Thank you, Dr. Kim.
By Vineet P S
•Jul 4, 2024
Very systematic and informative course
By Juan P
•Apr 3, 2023
Great course!! I recomend strongly!!
By mahmoud h
•Aug 28, 2022
I really loved it
By MOHAMMAD G A A
•Mar 22, 2022
Amazing course
By Vickie R R
•Aug 5, 2022
I enjoyed the class as it added to my knowledge and was organized nicely.
However, the transcripts were riddled with mistakes, worse than I've seen with any coursera course. I had some familiarity with the topic and was able to correct the translation from spoken to written but a better system needs to be installed when using a lot of very specific scientific terminology. What ever system you were using, it didn't work. I realize this course came from Korea and perhaps English was not the professor's first language but it was quite laughable to see the riducules mistakes made for words such as kinase (kindness( and binding (combined) when the professor was saying the correct term.
In addition, the quiz and exam questions were poorly written with a number of grammar mistakes making it difficult to interpret the questions.