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Jung-Chang Liou Courses
Introduction to Electrical Engineering
3.9 (198 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 2.1h- 2022
$14.99
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Most Recent Review
Sitting through 15 minutes of intro and preview with that irritating music drowning out your voice was just that - irritating! Thankfully you have re-uploaded the entire course minus music, if you hadn't I would have been seeking a refund, as a reasonably experienced videographer I can only advise that background music on a video is not a good idea, especially in a teaching environment, lets see how the rest of the course progresses, I will update this review at the end.
- Review by John Drake on Introduction to Electrical Engineering
Instructor Bio
With many years working in the fields of Electrical Engineering as a research assistant, design engineer and a teacher, I have learned to deliver both the theoretical and practical knowledge to my students in the most direct and simple way.
In my course, You will find that all the lectures follow through one another and I will always include the reason for learning a particular theory.
My philosophy of teaching is to encourage students to start and finish a course by giving them just enough information at the beginning. Then I will provide more details as students begin to think, to try, to encounter problems and to question. This type of active learning has proven to be most effective through my years of teaching which is why I use it here. So learn actively and ask questions!
My goal is for students to learn Electrical Engineering in the most straightforward, simple and efficient way.
