FUI's course evaluation
INF4018NSA - Enterprise Networking: Practices and Technologies
Assessment:
Choose a question to see data from the student assessment:Question: How do you rate the course in general?
Average answer: Very good
Question: How do you rate the level of the course?
Average answer: OK
Question: How do you rate the work load in proportion to the number of credits achieved?
Average answer: OK
Question: The quality of the lectures?
Average answer: Good
Question: The lectures' relevance and usefulness in regard to relaying what you need to learn?
Average answer: Very good
Question: The quality of the group tuition as a whole?
Average answer: Good
Question: In what degree does group tuition and weekly assignments give you practical skills and the possibility to make use of the theory at hand?
Average answer: Very good
Question: Are the curriculum and learning outcomes of the course sufficiently defined?
Average answer: Good
Question: How do you rate the course material used (text book etc.)?
Average answer: Good
Question: How do you rate the difficulty level of the obligatory assignments?
Average answer: OK
Question: What is your opinion in regard to the number of obligatory assignments?
Average answer: High
Question: How do you rate the difficulty level of the final examination?
Average answer: OK
Summary:
The respondents in general found this course to be Very good. Most students rated the difficulty as being OK to Difficult. Overall the students said that the workload was OK, with some selecting Large. Both the quality of the lectures, and their relevance, is considered Very good. When rating the online course presentation, the respondents range from Exceptionally good to Not that good. Both the difficulty level and number of obligatory assignments is perceived as OK. The difficulty level of the final examination was considered OK.
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About the course evaluation
The course evaluation is done by students in FUI (Fagutvalget ved Institutt for informatikk), and is based on questionnaires made at the end of each semester.