Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to High-Throughput Materials Development by Georgia Institute of Technology

An excellent course, that enables the reader to understand deeply on experimentation, advanced characterization methods, and also structure-property-processing-performance relationships. I sincerely express my gratitude to all the course instructors for their wonderful teaching. Thank you, Team Georgia Tech.

Fue un excelente curso, ni fácil ni excesivamente complicado. Es información muy variada de distintos campos de los materiales, pero dan una muy buena idea de lo que se hace alrededor de este tema en muchos lados.

An excellent course, qualified teachers who teach very well. Dynamic and easy to understand material and videos. I have learned a lot and I intend to bring this knowledge to my career.

Very nice presentation. Got new ideas for high throughput materials development and state of the art synthesis and experimental design techniques.

Very helpful for my intended field of study. A brilliant collection of instructors along with intuitive quizzes and informative plots and slides.

Fantastic course, only one of its kind. The presentations are clear, and a lot of case studies and reading exercises are included.

Thank you for the course. It was very helpful and useful for learning the High-Throughput materials development.

Very informative! Extremely engaging. I really liked the sections related to HTMD of Alloys.

I like the content - interesting to see the techniques used. Fascinating and smart.

New way to explore ourselves in the area of materials development

A new and fast way of designing materials. Great course!

it was a really harmful thank you for everything.

Well course to do project

it was very useful

Very good to learn

Educating 💪🏾

Good Course

Excellent

Good

Extremely comprehensive scope. Very wide field of study. Touches nearly every branch of materials and physical science. A wonderful synthesis. Some parts like contact mechanics and principal component analysis requires mentioning of prerequisite backgrounds. This course is not a came-saw-conquered type course. Long-term commitment is required.

Sometimes (especially in metals) they go too deep (if you are not familiar with metallurgy you may have some problems with understanding). However, even the hardest parts gave me very interesting knowledge. Some of that stuff is unthinkable! Lecturers are rather good speakers. I can recommend this course. I really enjoyed it.

As a general introduction to high through put materials development the course is well structured and presented. It can help researchers get ideas to design their experiments and characterization.

The course exercise needs to be updated since the question arrangement is all over the place. It is difficult to read and took more space.

The course is short and straight to the point. It would be better to provide learners with the soft copy lecture slides.

Well presented material, but limited feedback or knowledge validation, plus low interactivity.