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In my opinion Module 6 stuff is too large and would need further split and more videos. Furthermore more example from the engineering material experience, would be beneficial for the metal behaviour comprehension.

Having said that, my review is positive.

After week 2 it gets very hard for students that do not study Engineering. But it is still interesting to learn about material behavior.

It is a good course that build up and boost your basic concepts about different classes of materials.

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Its good for beginners in Materials Engineering field

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Not very impressive, considering the standard of Georgia Tech. Doesn't explain formulae, speaks too slow and too much to explain one term. Not satisfied at all.

Unable to download certain materials and no spontaneous reply was made

Zero stars. The forums are unmoderated; student questions remain unanswered. At least one quiz question is incorrectly graded. The instructor speaks in a monotone. The movement through the concepts can be rapid. It might help to know that the course is based on "The Science and Design of Engineering Materials," Second Edition.

Not indulging. I attended lectures on Miller indices and Bravais lattice. The lectures are monotonous. Crystallography has a lot of chance to involve good visualisations. Or else, possibility to draw some structure to make the listener walk through. Found both aspects missing.