FUI's course evaluation

IN5010 - Design, Technology and Society

Assessment:

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What is your general impression of the course? What do you think of the amount of work required in relation to a number of credits given? What is your general impression of the quality of the lectures? Show all Hide

Summary:

The general impression of the course ranged from Exceptionally good to Very good with a Appropriate level and Appropriate amount of work required. The respontents rating of the quality of the lectures ranged from Exceptionally good to Very good. The general impression of the group work was varied, from Exceptionally good to Very good. Many students thought the group assignment was Important for their learning and understanding of the curriculum. The level of difficulty of the final exam was considered to be Appropriate.

The students considered the course to be interesting and the lecturer to be passionate. Most of the students felt that the tasks and project were creative and fun, and that the course inspired them to think critically about technology in relation to our society. Several students mention that the timing of the course was bad, because they felt it was too close to other exams.

Quotes:

The subject was very interesting, the lecturer was engaging, and it had nice structure. This should have been a mandatory course for all IT students.

I learned a lot from taking this course, and I liked the lectures and the hands-on activities. It worked very well as an intensive course.

Some articles were too complicated. Put the intensive course earlier in the semester. High workload.

I think this might be the best course (so far) I have taken at IFI.

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.