Useful information, but definitely disappointing that you can easily get 100% throughout the course and then be caught by surprise on a capstone project that requires significant Matlab knowledge beyond the scope of the rest of the course material.

Very interesting and well planned course theory as well as programming , recommended to learners in the field of battery storage and grid integration

The course is good. I did learn a lot. But, it will be more useful to provide some guidance in the capstone project. For example, some testing data to validate before submission. It would make it easier to troubleshoot. The submission feedback did not provide enough information to know why the code did not pass.

Superb course, well explained. The instructor made difficult concept look so easy. Honors content has some good insights into design of electric vehicles battery pack.

I had no background in modeling batteries - this course gave me a great introduction. I am looking forward to the remaining three courses!

Would have been a lot better if the final programming assignment had any support for questions.

The course explains the cell model in a very simple way. The way the professor has developed the course structure is awesome. He has incremented by little steps from video to video due to which you will never feel the complexity in understanding at all. The main plus point of this course is the MATLAB codes. Writing everything for the first time may be complex, time consuming and tiresome. However, the professor has provided few codes and explained them in detail. For those who don't have experience in MATLAB programming, please do learn it before enrolling in the course.

Excelent course for learning battery modeling and simulation. The concepts on modeling and simulation can be applied to any application besides electrochemical batteries.

Superb course. I enjoyed a lot. Some codes are difficult to understand at once. Thanks for teaching us advanced concepts. Hope to follow other courses as well

very interesting course. exposed me to how a model is created on the basis of lab tests in order to simulate a real physical phenomenon/system. using mathematical equations to describe the model and finding system specific parameter values to describe a particular system under study.

the instructor is really good and explains everything really well so every student enrolled in the course understands the concepts and steps taken . results obtained by the execution of the code make it even more interesting and insightful and helps student see the beauty of simulations and how we can see results of a model even without actually tediously conducting hours of tests and collecting data which can just be replaced by few seconds of computation to give a general idea(if not exact) of the actual behavior of the system. beautiful.

As an electrical engineering student, I am doing research on the equivalent circuit of a battery. Before this course, I was reading various research articles on the internet. But I found this course to be quite comprehensive, although not overly detailed. As a senior electrical engineer planning to do my master's degree in this field, I recommend this course. It's definitely worth it. Since Dr. Gregory Plett also has a background in computer engineering, the octave codes are very understandable and make this course even more interesting. It is very good to solve everything with algorithms instead of a calculator. All you have to do is run the program, find values, and sometimes make small changes to the code.

Very good course which explains how to simulate lithium ion cells and battery packs under different charge, discharge and temperature using equivalent enhanced self correcting model for accurate estimation of parameters under working load conditions.

The pathetic thing is the assignments are evaluated for exact answer only like no range in answers even for decimal answers and mentors are not active also never helps even in discussion forums.

Excellent Course with lots of learning. Great teaching by Prof. Gregory Plett. Lot of time and commitment is needed to complete this course which includes several quizzes (one at the end of each sub module and one at the end of each module), programming assignments and a project. There is a seperate module which needs completion to attain honors. In total there were 6 modules with 38 sub modules. Thank you Coursera and Prof. Plett!

Great course. I learned how to simulate a battery pack here. My only criticism is that the ocv-soc test and data shown here do not match the industry trend of using incremental ocv tests. If such standard tests were used it would have been easier to relate to battery research and use plethora of data available online for battery modeling.

The course lays a good basis for mastery of important concepts related to developing algorithms for battery management systems. The mathematical models necessary for the simulation of cell operation have been clearly discussed and the octave/MATLAB codes to implement the equations in a simulation well explained.

This course is great for people who want to dig deeper into the world of Lithium-ion batteries and their electrical behavior, The MATLAB coding has been explained lucidly. I would recommend writing your own code, using the mathematical models derived in this course, to get a better understanding of the subject.

the course was really great! I would like to ask for a change in the way the quizzes are give, if any preset mathematical constants are used, do include their preferred values that we must use ( like say that Pi=3.14159 must be used or something)

otherwise, the course and the instructor were great!

I really appreciate the hard work of the course coordinator for the design of such amazing course. As a student, to complete this course I felt it like a journey, where I found a lot of learning with the amazing but tough exercises. This will be much useful for me as an EV Engineer. Kudos

Concepts are explained with clearness and content is very interesting. The only thing that I would modify is the final exam, I think that using the modeling techniques learned during the course would be more useful than tweaking manually the model parameters. Great course

Professor Gregory Plett is an amazing instructor and knows how to teach in a simple but effective manner, the only thing that bothered me a bit was the weird way in which Coursera grades assignments, at least for this course, that could be a huge area of improvement.