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It is very basic.

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The information is good and it's a great introduction. The instructor however is stiff and not engaging. He explains the material one way without drawing on other ideas to draw comparisons. The bulk of the videos are the picture of him speaking, so you need to scroll down to see what he's saying so you can take notes. The quizzes and their wording can be tricky. When you get a question incorrect and need to revisit a lecture, it's mentally taxing to revisit a video you already didn't get a lot from. This happens a lot when the check-ins are only 2 or 3 questions long, so one error means you need to go back and comb the transcript. Often the materials placed at the end of each module are far more engaging than the course itself. I got what I needed from the course, but I didn't enjoy my time learning.

Okay foundation of knowledge, but the delivery wasn't the most effective. The professor just reads off a page, you can even see his eyes moving as he reads. I was hoping coursera courses were more like lecture recordings or the professor talking while drawing on a whiteboard or animations play. The tone of the professor was very monotonous, which also did not aid in learning. Most of the time it felt like there was no context to what he was saying or no link to previously discussed topics. The content of the course is also several years old and some of the links they provided are no longer accessible.

This course is extremely outdated with most data points 8-10 years old in an industry that has undergone significant change and transformation in the last 5-7 years. I've been in energy for 18 years and took this course as a group activity with other colleagues. I do NOT recommend that anyone new to the power industry takes this course as you you will come away outdated references to technology, statistics, renewable adoption, energy sources, and key problems in the industry.

While the content of the course was useful in providing an understanding of the basic concepts of electricity and "the grid," I found the video lectures to be frustratingly monotonous. The professor appeared and sounded as if he was simply reading from a teleprompter which made these segments of the course dull and dry. The linked resource videos and articles at the end of each week were far more engaging and informative.

A little boring, since it just consisted of the Professor reading cue cards on screen. Definitely lecture like and not engaging. I suggest using more animations, clips of real life distribution centers, and more schematics and flow charts.

Not very ADHD nor Gen Z friendly, I lost interest very quickly in monotonous lessons.

The course is very basic. Its lacks detailed information. I have got more information from a 1hr 30min webinar about distribution network and smart grid than from this course. This course is for beginners who doesn't have the basic knowledge of electricity

A lot of content was missing such as links to videos. And the video lectures seemed like they were read off a script and missed a lot of key information for beginners to understand what was being discussed.

I think the course has a lot of place to improve. I am a student of electrical engineering and i can say you can learn EEE in much more sophisticated and fun way.

Very good teaching 👌 .but I have one problem my certificate isnot download and also not get link of my certificate plz send the link