Spring 2001 EE 552A-01 DETECTION & ESTIMATION THEORY

Prof. O'Sullivan
Course enrollment: 7
Course information(from professor):
Number of tests given:2
Number of quizzes:Not reported
Number of problem sets assigned:6
Number of labs (or computer assignments):Not reported
Number of "major" projects:Not reported
Number of responses
Organization and Grading of course No responseYesNo
Course requirements clearly communicated? 0 7 0
Course lived up to its description? 0 7 0
Understood grading procedure at outset? 0 7 0
Your grades accurately reflect understanding of the material? 1 6 0
Exams covered what you expected? 0 4 3
Comments on written work sufficient? 0 7 0
OverallNo responsePoor--- -- - Average + ++ +++Excellent
Overall rating (Organization & grading) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2
Course Content No responseYesNo
Work load for this course was appropriate? 1 6 0
Were you positively challenged to live up to your potential? 0 7 0
Reasonable time to complete assignments? 0 5 2
You found this course beneficial 0 7 0
Combined "real world" applications with course material? 0 6 1
Overall did you spend more time on this class than others? 0 7 0
OverallNo responsePoor--- -- - Average + ++ +++Excellent
Overall rating for the Course Content 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2
Teaching No responseYesNo
Instructor is concerned for students? 0 7 0
Instructor is enthusiastic about course? 0 7 0
Instructor demonstrated expertise in course material? 0 7 0
Instructor made the course interesting? 0 7 0
The TA for this course was effective? 5 2 0
Lecture was organized and easy to follow? 0 7 0
Professor generally available for questions? 0 7 0
Homework/Tests were returned promptly? 0 5 2
OverallNo responsePoor--- -- - Average + ++ +++Excellent
Overall rating for quality of teaching for this instructor 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3
Overall Course Evaluation
OverallNo responsePoor--- -- - Average + ++ +++Excellent
Overall satisfaction with the course 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2
.No response A B C D F
Expected grade for this course 2 2 3 0 0 0