2D1260 Finita elementmetoden

Resultat av kursutvärdering


    questions to anwer.


  1. Do you regard the course to be easy or hard?

    1. 0% (0 st) Very easy.
    2. 50% (2 st) Easy.
    3. 50% (2 st) Average.
    4. 0% (0 st) Rather hard.
    5. 0% (0 st) Very hard.


  2. Were the goals of the course clear to you from the start?

    1. 75% (3 st) Yes.
    2. 25% (1 st) Not sure.
    3. 0% (0 st) No.


  3. Do you think the course is interesting and meaningful?

    1. 100% (4 st) Yes, very.
    2. 0% (0 st) Yes.
    3. 0% (0 st) Neutral.
    4. 0% (0 st) Not really.
    5. 0% (0 st) No.


  4. Do you think you had sufficient knowledge about mathematics and computing when the course started?

    1. 50% (2 st) Yes.
    2. 50% (2 st) Not sure.
    3. 0% (0 st) No.


  5. What do you think about the course book Computational Differential Equations (CDE)?

    1. 25% (1 st) Very good.
    2. 0% (0 st) Good.
    3. 50% (2 st) Ok.
    4. 25% (1 st) Not that good.
    5. 0% (0 st) Bad.
    6. 0% (0 st) I have not used it.

    Comments on the book:

    The structure is hard to understand, and it is more a juxtaposition of every possible cases than a clear structured theoretical presentation of the subject, outlining the important concepts and procedures. But it's my opinion, maybe others prefer this systematic way of tackling problems.
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    Exercises are badly written such as "prove the previous".
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    Some of the parts need to be modify for mistakes.


  6. What do you think about the course homepage?

    1. 75% (3 st) Very good.
    2. 25% (1 st) Good.
    3. 0% (0 st) Ok.
    4. 0% (0 st) Not that good.
    5. 0% (0 st) Bad.
    6. 0% (0 st) I have not used it.

    Comments on the homepage:

    The hints ,the news, the exams before, and also the lecture notes are all very good.


  7. How many of the lectures have you attended?

    1. 0% (0 st) Less than 20%.
    2. 0% (0 st) 20-40%.
    3. 25% (1 st) 40-60%.
    4. 0% (0 st) 60-80%.
    5. 75% (3 st) More than 80%.


  8. What do you think about the lectures from a pedagogical point of view? (Is the material presented well? Is the lecturer speaking and writing clear? Is the projector used sufficiently/too much?)

    1. 75% (3 st) Very good.
    2. 25% (1 st) Good.
    3. 0% (0 st) Acceptable.
    4. 0% (0 st) Not that good.
    5. 0% (0 st) Bad.
    6. 0% (0 st) Have not participated.

    Comments on the lectures (constructive suggestions welcome):

    If the lecturer recommand some books for prerequisite, it will be better for us, for I think just the CDE book is not enough.


  9. Are you preparing for the lectures (reading relevant sections in the book etc.)?

    1. 0% (0 st) Yes, always.
    2. 25% (1 st) Often.
    3. 25% (1 st) Sometimes.
    4. 25% (1 st) Seldom.
    5. 25% (1 st) Never.


  10. How many of the excercise sessions have you attended

    1. 0% (0 st) Less than 20%.
    2. 0% (0 st) 20-40%.
    3. 0% (0 st) 40-60%.
    4. 50% (2 st) 60-80%.
    5. 50% (2 st) More than 80%.


  11. What do you think about the excercise sessions pedagogically? (Is the teacher writing clear? Is there a good contact between teacher and student?)

    1. 50% (2 st) Very good.
    2. 50% (2 st) Good.
    3. 0% (0 st) Acceptable.
    4. 0% (0 st) Not that good.
    5. 0% (0 st) Bad.
    6. 0% (0 st) Have not participated.

    Comments on the excercise sessions (constructive suggestions are welcome):

    Everything is good except for the schedule. All the note are not accessible on the homepage, and the concent is different from the schedule.


  12. Do you get sufficient help at the computer sessions?

    1. 25% (1 st) Yes, always.
    2. 50% (2 st) Often.
    3. 0% (0 st) Sometimes.
    4. 0% (0 st) Seldom.
    5. 0% (0 st) Never.

    Comments on the computer sessions:

    They seemed rather redundant. After all, Matlab is really a prerequisite for the course. The time spent on the computer could be used for solving FEM in circular domains or elascticity problems.
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    It's really good.


  13. How much time did you spend on part A of the project?

    1. 25% (1 st) Less than 9 hours.
    2. 75% (3 st) 9-14 hours.
    3. 0% (0 st) 15-20 hours.
    4. 0% (0 st) More than 20 hours.

    Comments on part A of the project:

    Red-green was fun to write. However, to do it computationally efficiently would require a more systematic approach.
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    If I can understand the Puffin better before the lab session, it will be good.


  14. How much time did you spend on part B of the project?

    1. 25% (1 st) Less than 9 hours.
    2. 50% (2 st) 9-14 hours.
    3. 25% (1 st) 15-20 hours.
    4. 0% (0 st) More than 20 hours.

    Comments on part B of the project:

    It overlapped badly with the exam that I read only an hour for in the middle of the night. Project B's deadline should definitely be a week before the exam!

    B was not as challenging as A.

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    Until now, I still can't understand the AssembleMatrix file well.


  15. How much time did you spend on part A and B of the problem sheet?

    1. 75% (3 st) Less than 9 hours.
    2. 0% (0 st) 9-14 hours.
    3. 25% (1 st) 15-20 hours.
    4. 0% (0 st) More than 20 hours.

    Comments on part A and B of the problem sheet:

    All are useful for preparing for the exam.


  16. Do you think the written exam reflects the content of the course?

    1. 50% (2 st) Very good.
    2. 50% (2 st) Good.
    3. 0% (0 st) Ok.
    4. 0% (0 st) Not that good.
    5. 0% (0 st) Bad.
    6. 0% (0 st) Did not take the exam.


  17. How many other courses have you studied at the same time as this course?

    1. 25% (1 st) One.
    2. 25% (1 st) Two.
    3. 0% (0 st) Three.
    4. 50% (2 st) Four or more.


  18. How large part of your total study time have you spent on this course?

    1. 0% (0 st) Less than 15%.
    2. 50% (2 st) 15-30%.
    3. 25% (1 st) 30-50%.
    4. 25% (1 st) 50-70%.
    5. 0% (0 st) More than 70%.


  19. This course gives 4p. What do you think about that compared to other courses?

    1. 75% (3 st) It is fair with 4p.
    2. 0% (0 st) Should be 5p.
    3. 0% (0 st) Should be 6p.
    4. 25% (1 st) 4p is too much.


  20. Suggestions to improvements the course:

    Students should be required to prove the inequalities that were used. Proofs of some important theorems should be given as well.
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    No suggestion. for everything is good.


  21. Additional comments on the course:

    No


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