Ian Parberry's Teaching Evaluations

Every semester the students in my classes are invited to fill out a confidential survey on my teaching effectiveness and append written comments. If you're planning to take one of my classes, it's a good idea to check these out to see what you're going to be getting into. First, read the key to questions and scoring to find out what the questions are and what the numbers on the answers mean.

Numbers in parentheses after each entry are the scores for question 1 ("How does this instructor rate overall?") and the average over all 12 questions, out of a maximum score of 5.0.

CSCI 3400: Data Structures

CSCI 3400 Spring 2004 (4.68, 4.65)

CSCE 4210: Game Programming

CSCE 4210 Fall 2007 (4.5, 4.53)
CSCE 4210 Fall 2006 (4.75, 4.66)
CSCE 4210 Fall 2005 (4.96, 4.87)
CSCI 4050 Fall 2004 (4.24, 4.27)
CSCI 4050 Fall 2003 (4.10, 4.12)
CSCI 4050 Fall 2002 (4.77, 4.65)
CSCI 4050 Fall 2001 (4.32, 4.22)
CSCI 4050 Fall 2000 (4.07, 3.93)

CSCE 4220: Advanced Game Programming

CSCE 4110: Algorithms

CSCE 4110 Spring 2006 (4.17, 4.38)
CSCE 4110 Fall 2005 (4.75, 4.65)
CSCI 4450 Fall 2004 (4.25, 4.18)
CSCI 4450 Fall 2003 (4.90, 4.78)
CSCI 4450 Fall 2002 (4.55, 4.55)
CSCI 4450 Spring 2002 (4.62, 4.48)
CSCI 4450 Spring 2001 (4.61, 4.45)
CSCI 4450 Fall 2000 (4.52, 4.38)

CSCE 4930: Topics in Game Development

CSCE 4930 Spring 2007 (5.00, 5.00)

CSCE 5150: Algorithms

CSCE 5150 Fall 2006 (4.95, 4.93)
CSCI 5450 Spring 2005 (4.79, 4.81)
CSCI 5450 Spring 2003 (4.77, 4.75)
CSCI 5450 Fall 2001 (4.42, 4.44)

CSCE 5933: Topics in Game Development

CSCE 5933 Spring 2007 (4.67, 4.81)

Created by Ian Parberry, August 20, 2003.
Last updated January 7, 2008