First of all, Kudo to Prof. John W. Daily for preparing so many slides and do the recording. I found the content quite useful to me as a PG chemical engineering student. However, the reason why I only give it 3-star is that its poor course organization. Compared to some other data science courses I took in Coursera, this course lacks TA to maintain it. Many quiz answers are simply wrong, and there is no guidance provided, which makes the practical part of this course extremely unfriendly. I believe in order to let our chemical engineer stay on track, much improvement is needed for the assessment part of this whole specialization.

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This is the final subject of a series of five courses on the subject of Statistical Thermodynamics.

It teaches the fundamentals of nonequilibrium transport, atomic and combustion processes (mass, momentum, thermal energy), spectroscopy, and physical kinetics, based on their practical use.

It is an excellent and challenging course for all kinds of majors.

Additionally, I consider it important to mention, that the problems and quizzes contain fundamental information, and help enormously to develop new skills and competencies in the mentioned subjects.

As the rest of the courses, it is of great pedagogical purpose, for example developing skills to use the Chapman - Enskog transport theory, showcasing the practical use of it.

I highly recommend "Non-Equilibrium Applications of Statistical Thermodynamics" and the other four courses of this specialization taught by Prof. John W. Daily from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and Coursera.

Great course to learn about Non-Equilibrium Applications of Statistical Thermodynamic. I highly recommend this course.

I loved the speciality, it was very practical with good and advanced exercises. Great!

Mil gracias Maestro Jonh-, Mil gracias Coursera.

Arigato!

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The course is actually great, although I and as I understand from the Discussion Forum, many of the learning are having issues with QUIZES. Hope you huys fix those soon. The video sessions are great and Thanks for this course.

By far the best course in the Specialization program. I loved it, and hated it, quizzes are difficult, and that's cool, you need to learn.