香港科技大学（The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology） による Vector Calculus for Engineers の受講者のレビューおよびフィードバック
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DK
2020年5月22日
i have completed Three courses of Professor Jeffrey. I'm so happy that i learnt a lot from him. Thanks to our professor Jeffrey and thanks to The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
BB
2021年5月14日
Professor Chasnov is a great instructor. I strongly recommend this course (and others from his). Thank you so much for making such great quality content available for everyone no matter where.
Vector Calculus for Engineers： 301 - 325 / 328 レビュー
by Ahmed A T
•2021年8月28日
a very good course. Thanks a lot for professor Chasnov
by Ng K H
•2021年5月3日
A challenging but useful egineering math course!
by César A L L
•2020年5月2日
Great introduction to multivariate calculus.
by Ezra B
•2021年7月12日
Was pretty hard to understand after week 2.
by Trinanjan B
•2021年6月27日
Good course to learn the basics!
by Vaigund.v
•2022年2月4日
it ok not that much useful
by Oluwanifemi A
•2020年7月2日
It was well explanatory
by manohar r
•2020年6月10日
Good one for learners.
by Qamar A
•2020年5月19日
teacher is very good
by Mr. A G
•2021年8月18日
its a good course..
by Nanda K
•2020年9月29日
good so useful
by K. B L
•2020年4月26日
useful course
by Udoh U E
•2020年7月9日
It was good.
by Vidhya A P
•2020年8月31日
very useful
by Gajanan D
•2020年8月6日
Very nice
by Dr R M
•2020年6月5日
excellent
by Kariyapperuma A D R K
•2020年12月22日
good
by aithagoni m
•2020年6月26日
good
by Carlos M G
•2021年3月16日
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by Ogunpola J G
•2020年7月12日
I
by Shrungi
•2020年4月18日
it was interesting to learn with you....maybe you can include more challenging questions...again thanks a lot for this amazing experience
by Nwosu C F
•2020年7月1日
I feel like more examples should be used will explaining
by Ogundowo M O
•2020年8月3日
a good couxe
by GANDHAM S H
•2022年2月15日
nice
by Kristiyan P
•2021年4月4日
My expectations for this course were maybe too high. I wanted to gain an intuition for using vector calculus but instead, the course only taught me some rules and how to do calculations. My motivation disappeared rapidly. I suggest including more points of view and explanations why the equations are like this and not another way, in order to help the students to understand these rather hard concepts. Anyway, thank you for your effort, and wish you all the best!
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