學生對 密歇根大学 提供的 睡眠：神经生物学、医学和社会学 的評價和反饋

Excellent

good job

great

good

Good

interesting course. However, it did not, another sleep disorder called Klein Levin syndrome which disrupts the thalamus in the brain that controls sleep. This causes the sufferer to sleep for months at a time or long extended period of time, causing disturbing sleep, increased appetite and an inability to wake up properly.

It was a very good course. There were a few issues though: Some subject matter were repeated by different instructors. This which created redundancy. In addition some instructors were too slow or not very coherent. Quizes were fine, reflecting the important points and making me remember the course content.

I have always wanted to learn about sleep and its disorders since I was a child. Now thanks to this course, I have learnt a lot about sleep and related issues.

It was an interesting course, full of fascinating information. If you want to know more about sleep take this course.

Way better than the sleep teachout. Gave me info on my own sleep issues, which is what I was hoping to get.

I have learned a lot from this course but some polisomnograpy lessons would be nice too.

I rate 3 out of 5 because this course is way too technical for people in the Standard Track. I wish there was more focus on actual things to do to improve the quality of sleep as a healthy person

Unable to take the units I am interested in on the standard track. I will enroll again when I can pay for it.

was a little boring.

Nice course...

Content is too lengthy i.e too many topics and lengthy explanation. Examples used are based on actual researches and quite difficult especially if the learners are not from biology/health science backgrounds. So take it at your own risks.

Excellent learning

Wanted to enroll in Honors Tract, was not able. Professors seem more interested in talking about course than teaching something. Logistical presentation of course very poor. Impossible to get help.