AA
Jun 12, 2019
This is an amazing course that taught the complete overview of Wind Energy from economy perspective to the engineering part. Truly recommended for anyone that want to learn the basic about wind energy
RR
Jul 9, 2021
It was a wonderful ride into the World of Wind Energy. The due diligence and teaching method of the instructors was on-mark and I personally enjoyed studying the course. Thank you very much, Team DTU!
By VIKAS S
•Jun 1, 2020
great
By 025_Jotiraditya H
•Dec 1, 2023
nice
By SYED A A 1
•Dec 10, 2021
Good
By Anushka R
•Aug 5, 2021
good
By Akhil s
•Jul 4, 2021
good
By harsh v
•Jul 1, 2021
fine
By HARSHITH N
•Jun 29, 2021
Nice
By ARJUN S
•Jan 8, 2021
Good
By T N P
•Nov 2, 2020
Apt.
By Sk S
•Oct 19, 2020
GOOD
By KRISHNA D G
•Jul 24, 2020
good
By ALI S A A
•Jun 28, 2020
good
By Koppisetti t s
•Jun 27, 2020
good
By MD A K
•Jun 13, 2020
good
By MATTA N
•Jun 12, 2020
Good
By HARIHARAN A
•Apr 21, 2020
Good
By KATARU S
•Apr 10, 2020
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By Karthik M
•Sep 5, 2019
good
By paras
•Oct 11, 2017
Good
By Prashant k
•Jun 29, 2022
iug
By PASUPULETI S D
•May 25, 2020
gud
By NAVIN K S
•Sep 22, 2020
no
By Mazhar A
•Sep 2, 2016
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By Robert F G
•Dec 11, 2016
The course is well structured, and the contents are exposed clearly. Probably one of the main problems of the subject "Wind Energy" itself, is it covers many disciplines (Aerodynamics, Mechanics and Machinery, Structural design, Electricity and Grid connection, Financial aspects...), so a 5-Week course had to be quite superficial to cover each of this aspects minimally. For my expectations it was a little bit too simple, but mostly the quizzes were too easy. The hints after the quizz questions were solving the questions and avoiding the beautiful part of the quizzes: playing with the formulae, and interiorizing it.
All in all it was a nice, enjoyable course, but sadly I feel I didn't get deep enough in many of the treated subjects, even for an introductory course.
By Marco R
•Apr 27, 2016
It's globally a nice course, although you have to keep in mind that it is more like an introduction to the topic rather than a real, full course. I was quite frustrated from time to time that some important and difficult points are not really justified or explained in details, but just given as assumption or obvious concept: If you are familiar with that concept, you will be fine (but probably won't learn that much), while if you are not you will be probably lost. I mean, for a free course this is already a pretty nice job, and I think it is worth to take this course. I would be for sure ready to pay something to get a longer and more detailed course on this topic.