Great introductory course!

very helpful for basics

informational course

It was awesome

Informative

wonderful!

help full

Nice

100%

very useful course to start from the basics ,the lecture are understandable and the problem with medium level of difficulty to be solved .

Was quite challenging an exercise. This is my first of many. Thank you Coursera.

Pretty good but I definitely wish there was a better way to help on quizzes

Overall interesting although some explanations could provide more details.

It would be nice to have some guidance when completely lost.

The professors who taught this course were very clear in describing the fundamentals. However, the forum questions were virtually ignored by the professors. Many posted questions remained unanswered or not enough feedback was provided. To pass the course one must score 100% on the last quiz as the most difficult question was worth two points and even if all the other questions were answered correctly one would not receive a passing grade. This could have been an Icon course but the lack of support and the fact that solutions to the section questions never had solutions. One must pay in order to get answers to the sections quizzes. I hope they offer more EE courses but their support must step up!

It says it is an"Introductory" course, but you already have to have knowledge of basic electronics, which makes this course far beyond "introductory", My recomendation is to have a truly basic course in electronics, previous to this one. I am really having trouble trying to follow it up.

This course is mis advertised as an introductory class. The course right off assumes knowledge that an introductory student would not know.

Please review the title and content of the course and rename appropriately.

Lack of Problem Practice spoiled this course as well as the other Georgia Tech Electronics courses for which I am de-enrolling.

Can't understand, not for beginners

Bad!

A very good, but also challenging class. This is the quality and level you could get at a university as well, and frankly, I've had far worse classes taught in university. The teachers explain the matter clearly, and overcome the limitations of remote sessions, which makes practical work difficult, by showing the demo set ups. Without a good foundation in university level calculus this course is probably not for you. For non electronics-engineers that want to expand their horizons, I can definately recommend this course!

I had taken 3 Mitx courses that were much more theoretical and math heavy (differential equations). Mitx courses were excellent, but I felt there were a few things I was still fuzzy on. Also, the Mitx course spent most of its time on MOSFETS and pretty much ignored BJT. So I thought I would try this course since it does cover BJTs. I wish I had taken this course before the Mitx course. It is an excellent introduction. I found the 2 weeks covering OpAmps very helpful and I now feel more comfortable with BJT.

I love this class. It is well organized. Alternating lectures and practice quizzes (some coursera courses only offer 1 exam at the very end of the module) The lectures are clear . I would recommend it. The final quiz has challenging questions but just enough. And there is a correlation between the final quiz and the practice quizzes/lectures (some coursera courses have exams with little correlation with lectures). The class just miss a lab component.

Dr Ferri & Dr. Robinson explained the lessons in a very organized manner helping me understand them better. The assignments and quizzes are very useful to test whether you really understand the prior videos. I absolutely achieved my goal to review the basics of electronics and actually learned something more! Words are not enough to describe how much I loved the experience. Thank you Dr. Ferri, Dr. Robinson and Coursera! This is highly recommended!