I rather enjoyed the video. I cannot completely agree with what you say as the correct answers to certain questions that were on the quiz. Organic Patterns absolutely come from nature just as biomimicry. In fact, if you were to actually organize it per criteria, biomimicry itself would fall under “types of Organic Patterns.”

Wonderful course.

Well organized and interesting presentation! I learned a lot and look forward to introducing pattern into projects in new ways.

This was very interesting content and presented in a clear understandable fashion. I recommend this course.

excellent

this was easily the most interesting CEU course I have ever taken. I found myself saying "yes", "right", "of course" throughout. the course.

excellant

great presentation. The only issue was that the visual focus went in and out. The images became blurry sometimes.

I found the course very interesting and well done. Thank you!

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I like the course and learned a lot about patterns that I did not know before.

Very nice course

the pattern presentation wasq intersting and will prove beneficial in my practice.

I really liked this one. Practical and creative advice.

Excellent course! Thank you!

Really interesting presentation! I enjoyed it. Lots of practical ideas for incorporating pattern in perforated panels in interior and exterior applications. I will use the idea of the "pattern map" going forward when discussing and categorizing types of patterns. Really useful.

The organized format was easy to follow, and the corresponding visuals were helpful.

I have devoted a couple days to watching videos for CEU; this is most interesting of the 8 thus far completed. Great presenter/graphics/examples. Thanks.

Good presentation for a complex topic that I have not seen discussed previously so I appreciate the effort. Some of the content is a bit "squishy" and more conjecture/opinion than rigorously epirically based which led to problematic test questions. Since I scored 100% I guess I got it, but again, a bit squishy. You might consider a mathematical approach covering fractals, Penrose tiling, Islamic precedents, etc.

Excellent. Thank you.