学生对 以色列理工学院 提供的 Nanotechnology and Nanosensors, Part1 的评价和反馈

Watch the lectures and read the book. The book is very informative. The professor is very knowledgeable. Mots learning is done outside of course lectures. Establish group dynamics very early on. This class makes substantial use of peer-review and grading can often feel arbitrary.

The quizzes had a few irrelevant questions along with some questions from lectures of the upcoming weeks. The pacing of the course, along with the content delivery, was a bit fast and could be improved. The videos explaining various tools and techniques were really helpful.

The course contents were really informative and well delivered. Maybe in the future you could add more practical examples of nanosensors and the detailed description of how each sensor works. But as for introductory level the course was really good.

Tough the syllabus and the course material is highly up to date and informative respectively, but the professor isn't actually explaining anything or interacting at all. He does zero eye contact and is plainly reading out the slides.

The accent of the speaker is not understandable, I had to learn by the e-book provided with course in extra materials. However the was good to pursue

very good. I dont agree with the peer review system. Quizes are a better idea.

Videos are intresting, but the assigments were't interesting for me.

Peer Review is a very obsolete system. Anyone can just ruin anyone..

It was kinda tough for me but it was an good experience

It was an easy and very useful course

Nice

The topic seems to be weel structured. Although the strong accent of the professor makes it very distracting and difficult to follow.

As provas não condizem com o conteúdo dado

The course has an issue at week 4

very fast

Can't give 0 stars unfortunately.

The course is poorly designed. I don't deny the lecturer's knowledge of the material, but he does a horrible job of getting the points across. His voice is more monotone than the sound of pressing a single key on a keyboard. I've had an interest in nanotechnology for quite some time, but this course did not invoke it at all.

The structure of the overall course is also quite problematic. 70% of your grade depends on 2 assignments that are graded by other people taking this course. On top of that, you have no guarantee that these people have any knowledge regarding the course since people who fail the weekly checkpoints are still given permission to grade your papers.

Furthermore, for the quizzes that make up the remaining 30%, you have to look up the answers to half the questions since the lecturer doesn't cover a lot of topics in his slideshow. Also many of the questions aren't in the correct week quizzes. For example, in week 3, the quiz questions were on material from week 4.

Personally, I don't mind it but if you can't stand thick accents and mispronunciations, don't take this course.

Hope this review helps :)

Not an interesting content and the lecturer is not able to clear enough what he mean in many situations. As a result i will leave this course.

Honestly , I don't like the course . Also accent of the instructor was difficult for me to catch.

Poor presentation and poorly laid out overall. Stupid method of grading based on peer review.

Very poor just like reading slides.

Worst teaching