Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to Power Electronics by University of Colorado Boulder
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SA
Jul 31, 2017
This course sets the groundwork for more advanced concepts in Power Electronics. The Professor was very explicit and the homework assignments were of a good strength to help ground the notions learnt.
PK
Jun 18, 2020
Very nice course. Even if you are already familiar with power electronics, it will help you to form a system of knowledge and utilize rational approaches for task solution of any level of complicity.
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By Shahab
•Oct 15, 2021
good
By Jagadeesh P
•Jan 20, 2021
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•Jan 15, 2021
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•Nov 28, 2020
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•Nov 27, 2020
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•Nov 2, 2020
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•Oct 28, 2020
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•Oct 26, 2020
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•Oct 9, 2020
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By Aakash A
•Oct 8, 2020
Well
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•May 17, 2020
GOOD
By Arifur R
•Oct 24, 2017
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•Jan 30, 2016
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•Nov 4, 2020
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•Oct 4, 2020
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•Aug 28, 2020
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By Arifa K A Q
•Feb 15, 2020
The course was enjoyable and informative. The lectures were clear and easy to understand. The assignments were challenging but were majorly based on what was explained in the lecture videos. There were a few things that required extra study but it added to the challenge of the course.
The deadlines, however, were very hard to keep up. The assignments required quite a bit of time which was not factored into the hours of study required. That can be a bit misleading.
Also, there wasn't a lot of help available in the discussion forums and the questions often went unanswered which a a big downside especially when it came to doubts and questions.
Overall, the course was good as an introduction and very informative.
By Navneet K
•Jun 13, 2020
Course content was very good and the instructor made it enough simple to understand. Even the quizzes were well-crafted and questions made us to think and understand more. But I am not happy with the way quiz answers are judged, especially the questions where we need to enter an expression. The simplification of an answer differs from person to person and the extent one simplifies an expression is important and unique for the answer which are assigned correct. Most of the times my answers were right but had to juggle them to find the right combination, which took so much time for each question and assignment. If Coursera can do something towards this, it would be much helpful in future.
By Mohammed H
•Sep 10, 2021
The course gives a good introduction to power electronics. Without a good background in Electrical Engineering, the course is very demanding, and you need to invest a lot of time. The professor explains the most important concepts without going into detail of the mathematical background, which is good for most students.
Unfortuanteley, I missed the practical aspect, like simulation or hardware design. But I hope to get into this aspect in the more advanced courses in this specialization. Another thing to mention is that there is no communication with the teaching team, and nobody would answer your questions if you got stuck. So, you are on your own.