IoT (Internet of Things) Wireless & Cloud Computing Emerging Technologies, Université Yonsei
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par SW
•Dec 25, 2018
This is really a very good course for the people who want to understand the IoT & Cloud computing from basic to enhanced level. The practical approach of assignment of each area is fantastic.
par FF
•Feb 05, 2019
Course Content is good for the beginner. The Instructor explains each and everything in detail. Thank you prof. Jong-Moon Chung for your effort.
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par Lekha
•Feb 14, 2019
Excellent explanation in week 3 and 4. Concepts very clearly explained. Week 5 and 6 are generic.
par Karthikapuram venkatesulu
•Feb 12, 2019
Excellent
par Swetangi Pundir
•Feb 12, 2019
none
par Fizzah
•Feb 05, 2019
Course Content is good for the beginner. The Instructor explains each and everything in detail. Thank you prof. Jong-Moon Chung for your effort.
par elisee Yanna
•Jan 05, 2019
Thank You all for support me on my way to IoT.It was very usfull for my study.
par Deepak Kumar
•Dec 30, 2018
amazing
par Sanket Wathulkar
•Dec 25, 2018
This is really a very good course for the people who want to understand the IoT & Cloud computing from basic to enhanced level. The practical approach of assignment of each area is fantastic.
par Atul Singhal
•Dec 22, 2018
Excellent content..
par Malik Fahad Saeed
•Nov 25, 2018
It is a very interesting and informative course having high future implications.
par Joy Uba
•Nov 12, 2018
He reads a lot off the slide and it can feel as if he is padding out the course unnecessarily to fill time. Perhaps I'm being picky because I paid for the course. There are others that I found more engaging which I did not pay for. I will say that the course has triggered me to study more about certain details of interest raised during the course. Unfortunately, that extra study also meant that I discovered minor discrepancies in the ad lib comments the lecturer made. For example regarding RFID, the lecturer said that RFID devices do not use batteries. It appears that is not completely true. Passive RFID tags don't use batteries but active ones do. For me, minor details like that bring the entire material into question. I expect more from a university professor.
