Learner Reviews & Feedback for Fundamentals of Fluid Power by University of Minnesota
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PG
Oct 1, 2020
Really excellent course for someone who wants to start learning the basics of fluid to advance level of hydraulic system where you can get a practical overview of the product been used in real life.
AG
May 30, 2020
This was the Best Course I have done so far. The instructors are totally dedicated to teach. They have given practical examples on field and industry for the Better Understanding.Thank You.
351 - 362 of 362 Reviews for Fundamentals of Fluid Power
By SNEHITH R B
•Aug 23, 2020
it was good
By NEMANI S P
•Sep 15, 2020
Excellent
By Naresh S
•May 20, 2020
very nice
By Nabih S
•Aug 29, 2017
awesome
By Seif E
•May 12, 2023
good
By Abdulsatar A
•Feb 26, 2019
good
By Austin B
•Dec 8, 2020
This course provides a great overview of the basics of fluid power systems and would be valuable to any student or early-career learner looking to get more familiar with some of the concepts of hydraulics and pneumatics. The lecture content is great, and the field trips to show fluid power in action are very informative and interesting.
Where this course lacks is in the discussion page. There are no course mentors to help you when you have a question, and so if you get stuck on a homework or quiz problem you have to hope that another student can help you (improbable), Other than that a good course.
By William H
•Jun 24, 2020
Instructors were good. They were very knowledgeable. The real world examples were nice. Gets the basics of hydraulics well. Only complaint is the slides and textbook don't cover all the information.
By peter w
•Oct 26, 2019
great course and lectures but it's not advanced enough for engineers.
By Ayman A B A
•May 2, 2020
it is a good basic of fluid power, but it needed much information to cover all topics with good spots.
sometimes speed of speech was too fast and you get confused.
course material is not simple to study.
By Aluko O C
•Jul 15, 2020
Really hard course
By Kambiz B
•Jun 6, 2024
I expect a better course from the University of Minnesota. some of the links are not working, The formulas in some of the pdfs have crashed, and the PDFs need to be regenerated. The week six quiz has only three questions, and the passing rate is 70%. Making one mistake does not allow you to reach 70%, so set it to 100% or add one more question. This kind of course affects Coursera's reputation.