Great course with a excellent overview of textured metals.

The course was very informative. The info on micro texture and the propensity for dirt to bond to rainwater instead of the micro texture surface was new to me. Deep texture lowering the material quantity and weight is also a good concept to know and use.

This course was very interesting and informative. The level of detail presented was good with good visuals.

This course was ruined by the robot reading it. Unbearable to listen to, and a shame because the content is great. Delivery was abysmal.

On Ed of the best courses on your entire website. Insightful, detailed, addresses both technical and aesthetic concerns in a meaningful way. And nice guitar music in the intro

The course information was good, however, there are long stretches of course with talking and no change in visuals. It would be helpful to add more visuals to reinforce and demonstrate key points of material.

This course was extremely informative. i learned a few things I did not know about surface engineered metals. thank you!

Excellent presentation.

Good course, but should not have to watch the 10+ minutes of the MFR's marketing images at the end of the presentation before being able to launch the quiz.

Enjoyed the course. Nicely presented.

Very interesting.

Kool

The answer to question 2 does not appear to be accurate. Ferrous metal does not have to contain more than 50% iron to be deemed "ferrous", it just needs to have more iron than any other single element. For example, a mix of 40/30/30 with 40% iron, and 60% other, would still be considered ferrous.

very informative. will lead me to consider stainlesss stel more and look attehproduct differently.

A lot of good information. However, too verbal. Not enough visual information to help portray the verbal information.

Very informative and useful information regarding deep textured metals fabrication, proper specification, uses, etc. I appreciated the overall review of metallurgy facts prior to the discussion of surface engineered metals; always good to review basics before learning new/current products! I especially enjoyed all of the visual examples of the applications for the various engineered metals in architectural built projects! Thank you for taking the time to put together and offer this continuing ed course!

This course had a lot of technical information that will be useful when selecting or specifying textured stainless components/items.

Excellent course!

Lot of new information for me. Well put together with clear graphics. The project photos were stunning.

Very good and very informative. I showed me how much I did not know as well as possible uses for surface engineered metals,

This was a very in depth overview on stainless steel typologies. I feel like I need to watch it at least two more times to really get a grasp on the content.

Very informative.

Very interesting and useful for architects.

great visuals and very informative

This course is useful for any architect specifying stainless steel.

Excellent Introduction course!

5 stars

One of the better courses. Take it!

Great course. Easy to follow along. Very practical and can easily apply as part of my day to day practice when selecting materials for a project.

I really thought the course applied to architecture and the understanding of what can be done with the panel system, pattern, color and texture.

Enlightening and well put together

very good overview

GOOD COURSE / GETTING FAMILIAR WITH THE PROGRAM / WILL TRY ANOTHER COURSE / THANKYOU, MG

nice maybe too short

Well organized and presented. Interesting also. Thanks.

Good information