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Title of Course: DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Course Number: E81 530A
Section Number: 01
Semester: Fall 2005
Instructors: Clark Butler (Instructor)
Completed Evaluations: 14 of 29 (48%)
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Course Section Requirements:
 Number of Quizzes n/a 
 Number of Examinations n/a 
 Number of short papers (1-5 pgs) n/a 
 Number of long papers (6+ pgs) n/a 
 Number of homework assignments n/a 
 Number of individual projects n/a 
 Number of group projects n/a 
 Number of oral presentations n/a 
 Was attendance required? No 
 Was class participation required? No 
 Were take home exams given? No 
 
Engineering Template
 
Organization and Grading (Clark Butler - Instructor) 
1.14 / 2.00 
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Course requirements clearly communicated?
1.14 / 2.00 
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Course lived up to its description?
1.07 / 2.00 
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Understood grading procedure at the outset?
1.31 / 2.00 
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Your grade accurately reflects understanding of the material?
1.29 / 2.00 
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Exams covered what you expected?
1.43 / 2.00 
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Comments on written work sufficient?
6.50 / 9.00 
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Overall rating for organization/ grading
Course Content (Clark Butler - Instructor) 
1.36 / 2.00 
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Work load for course was appropriate?
1.29 / 2.00 
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Were you positively challenged to live up to your potential?
1.29 / 2.00 
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Reasonable time to complete assignments?
1.07 / 2.00 
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You found this course beneficial?
1.00 / 2.00 
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Combined "real world" applications with course material?
1.43 / 2.00 
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Overall did you spend more time on this class than others?
6.50 / 9.00 
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Overall rating for course content
Teaching (Clark Butler - Instructor) 
1.00 / 2.00 
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Instructor is concerned for students?
1.00 / 2.00 
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Instructor is enthusiastic about course?
1.07 / 2.00 
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Instructor demonstrated expertise in course material?
1.29 / 2.00 
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Instructor made the course interesting?
1.29 / 2.00 
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The TA for this course was effective?
1.21 / 2.00 
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Lecture was organized and easy to follow?
1.00 / 2.00 
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Professor generally available for questions?
1.50 / 2.00 
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Homework/ Tests were returned promptly?
6.93 / 9.00 
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Overall rating for teaching quality?
Overall Course Evaluation (Clark Butler - Instructor) 
6.29 / 9.00 
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Overall satisfaction with the course
Supplemental Course Professor Evaluation (Clark Butler - Instructor) 
5.50 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, sciences and engineering.
4.13 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to design and conduct experiments.
6.38 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to analyze and interpret data.
6.25 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs.
4.25 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
5.13 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems.
4.63 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to understand professional and ethical responsibility.
5.13 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to communicate effectively.
4.50 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global and social context.
5.25 / 7.00 
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The course helped you recognize the need for, and an ability to engage in, life-long learning.
3.88 / 7.00 
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The course increased your knowledge of contemporary social issues.
5.50 / 7.00 
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The course enhanced your ability to use the techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
5.13 / 7.00 
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The instructor's ability to communicate in class contributed to your ability to learn the material.
5.00 / 7.00 
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The classroom sessions/lectures for this course were worth attending each week.
1.00 / 2.00 
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Was a course syllabus or a course information sheet distributed the first week of class?
1.00 / 2.00 
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Did the syllabus explain the content and administration of the course (e.g., office hours, grading)?
1.00 / 2.00 
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In retrospect, was the syllabus an accurate reflection of how the course was actually taught?