Course Improvement Survey

Out: 3 May 2005 Due: Sunday, 8 May 2005

1. I thought the time I spent on the problem sets was worthwhile.	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Not Sure	Agree	Strongly Agree
2. I thought the time I spent on the exams was worthwhile.	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Not Sure	Agree	Strongly Agree
3. I thought that the time I spent attending lectures was worthwhile.	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Not Sure	Agree	Strongly Agree
4. I thought that the time I spent working on the project was worthwhile.	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Not Sure	Agree	Strongly Agree
5. I would attend more classes if the lecture slides were not made available on the web.	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Not Sure	Agree	Strongly Agree
6. I would get more out of the course if the lecture slides were not made available on the web.	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Not Sure	Agree	Strongly Agree

For each guest lecture, indicate if it would be worthwhile inviting them to future classes:

Chenxi Wang (Censorship-resistant Publishing)	Worth Inviting Again	Not Worth Inviting Again	Missed Class
Doug Szajda (Distributed computation with privacy)	Worth Inviting Again	Not Worth Inviting Again	Missed Class
Accenture (PKI in the real world)	Worth Inviting Again	Not Worth Inviting Again	Missed Class

Have I done anything in this course that you found offensive?


Have you learned anything in this course that you expect to use over the summer?


Have you learned anything in this course that you expect to remember 10 years from now?


What do you remember about Nate Paul's lecture on virus X-raying?

What advice do you have for Nate Paul on improving his lectures?

What do you remember about Nora Sovarel's lecture on computational complexity?

What advice do you have for Nora Sovarel on improving her lectures?

Any other comments?

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