Thank you for the opportunity, I work in the field already. Its better insite.

Nice that it provides links to interesting articles. Too much factual information but little focus on how things actually work.

Short introductory course; hits the spot for an intro, although could use more images to display the different IC package types, assembly processes, etc. Original content from ASU/Intel in this course is VERY limited; majority of your time is spent reading web articles written by others from around the world. Quiz questions are sometimes confusing, and are often taken directly from text or instructors words, without appreciation for the context used. Could use some improvement in creating and selecting quiz questions. Please review the usage of English in the typed sections and quizzes. It doesn't detract from the overall content, but is a distraction and leads people to incorrect language usage...

my experience is very good. as I learn what is packaging and how semiconductor packaging is important. instructor is really good, and assignments are very helpful to understand the theory part.

very informative with simple understandable language. course content prepared is with fragmented detail... easy to understand and grasp.

Awesome course by Terry Alford sir,And thanks for approving my financial aid request, Completed the course today. Thank You!! 😊

It is easy to understand how important semiconductor packaging is

Eye-opening course. I really enjoyed it.

The course is very wonderful for me!

Good for introduction course!

Very impactful

no review

nicee

Good.

nice

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The course is excellent, but many times the exam questions were taken from content that you get to see in the next lesson, which doesn't make much sense. But it was very informative and superbly taught, thanks a lot!

The course is well-organized and informative. However, the quiz questions are not matched to the modules, and many appear before the lectures.

Excellent course, and I can't thank enough. The quiz are frustrating, they are not aligned with the material taught.

good

As a pioneer in the industry, Intel should share more detailed materials or case studies, especially considering the advancements and maturity of packaging, assembly, and testing since Moore's era. This course imho more suitable at high school level.