Learner Reviews & Feedback for Electric Power Systems by University at Buffalo
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RS
May 9, 2020
The course was very easily explained including all the minor details it's like a journey of powers system where you get to know about all the key elements required to have the knowledge in this field.
MM
Jan 17, 2020
What an Extraordinary Course, I really appreciate meeting with such a skilled professor and a tutor too.
Though his main focus was on the USA and quiz were mainly focusing on the USA not globally.
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By PUNEET P
•Oct 12, 2020
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•Aug 16, 2020
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•Aug 14, 2020
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•Aug 13, 2020
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•Aug 3, 2020
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•Aug 1, 2020
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•Jul 25, 2020
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•Jul 14, 2020
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•Jun 24, 2020
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•Jun 19, 2020
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•May 10, 2020
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•Apr 12, 2020
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•Nov 1, 2022
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•Sep 22, 2020
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•May 22, 2020
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By Duc D
•Aug 30, 2023
The course provides a very rudimentary understanding of how power is generated and distributed. The subject matter and topics taught are very high level and require no prior technical knowledge or experience. In this regard, I have no complaints. However, it stumbles a lot when it starts getting a little preachy about renewables and the dogma surrounding it. For example, in Week 4 it asks if all renewable energy is sustainable. You get marked wrong for answering correctly, because the right answer doesn't match the test maker's opinion. There are other instances of this occurring, but I'd rather not reveal too much of the course material.
Bottom line: Take it if you're very curious about how your electric grid works and don't yet know the basics. Don't take it if you're looking for something more technical and less opinionated.