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KEKS CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING

KEKS CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING

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4.2
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125 comments

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Review summary

Based on 125 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teaching quality, fees vs value, teacher personality. Many students highlight covers it all if you want to learn more about roofing, c...

What students talk about most

Teaching Quality

The teacher excels at simplifying complex engineering concepts and delivering comprehensive, easy-to...

Fees vs Value

Students consistently find the content highly valuable and useful for practical learning, suggesting...

Teacher Personality

The teacher is widely regarded as a professional and a good educator, earning respect and gratitude ...

Teacher's Experience

The teacher demonstrates significant practical expertise in construction, making fieldwork concepts ...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality4.5
Covers it all if you want to learn more about roofing, cutting rafters, and using a speed square.
Making technical engineering problems easier. Your videos are so educative.
One of the easiest and most understanding videos.
Very clear and without unnecessary chatter, a true professional.
Super useful, well explained.
You are a good teacher.
It's not clear. What size or degrees should be taken perpendicular to point B? How do you calculate the bottom cut? Not entirely clear.
Teacher's Experience4.0
Covers it all if you want to learn more about roofing, cutting rafters, and using a speed square.
Making technical engineering problems easier.
The best construction site videos so far. Thank you, sir, for all you do to make field work easier.
Very clear and without unnecessary chatter, a true professional.
The central post bears most of the load, and there's no load-bearing wall beneath it, so the cross beam will sag. You need lateral oblique supports.
Study Material3.5
This video covers it all.
Your videos are so educative.
One of the easiest and most understanding videos.
I can see a lot of improvement on the video output.
The best construction site videos so far.
Good construction video, very useful.
It's not clear. What size or degrees should be taken perpendicular to point B? How do you calculate the bottom cut? Not entirely clear.
The AI narration is awful.
Doubt Support2.0
It's not clear. What size or degrees should be taken perpendicular to point B? How do you calculate the bottom cut? Not entirely clear.
Tests & Practice2.5
Flexibility4.0
Fees vs Value4.5
Super useful, well explained.
I learned something.
Very useful.
Make field work easier.
Teacher Personality4.5
Very clear and without unnecessary chatter, a true professional.
Thank you, sir, for all you do.
You are a good teacher.

Top Strengths

1. Simplifying complex engineering problems into understandable content.

2. Providing highly practical and useful construction site knowledge.

3. Delivering clear, comprehensive, and easy-to-understand video explanations.

Areas to Improve

1. Improving narration quality by replacing the current AI voice.

2. Providing more detailed clarity on specific technical calculations and measurements.

3. Addressing comprehensive structural engineering principles more explicitly to avoid potential oversights.

What students love

“This video covers it all if you want to learn more about roofing, cutting rafters, and using a speed square.”

54 likes

“Making technical engineering problems easier. Your videos are so educative.”

2 likes

“This is one of the easiest and most understanding videos.”

2 likes

“I can see a lot of improvement on the video output. Keep up the good work, Keks.”

1 likes

“The best I have seen. Thanks for the video.”

1 likes

“The best construction site videos so far. Thank you, sir, for all you do to make field work easier. Kudos.”

1 likes

“Very clear and without unnecessary chatter, a true professional. Thank you.”

1 likes

“This is what I was looking for. I learned something.”

1 likes

“Super useful, well explained. Thank you for sharing!”

1 likes

“You are a good teacher. This is a good construction video, very useful.”

1 likes

What could be better

“It's not clear. What size or degrees should be taken perpendicular to point B? How do you calculate the bottom cut? Not entirely clear.”

1 likes

“Very helpful, but the AI narration is awful.”

1 likes

“The central post bears most of the load, and there's no load-bearing wall beneath it, so the cross beam will sag. You need lateral oblique supports.”

1 likes

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