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(1) List all completed computer science courses.
(2) Indicate (at most three) computer science courses (including labs) which you have found:
Please elaborate.
(3) Indicate which computer science courses, in your opinion, would benefit from:
For courses with a laboratory component:
(4) Is the prerequisite structure adequate? If not, what are the areas that need improvement? Are there any courses with lab component which actually do not need this component? Are there any courses which do not have a lab component but should have one?
(5) Are there courses or specific topics that, in your opinion, should be added to or removed from the computer science curriculum?
(6) Do you think that the current curriculum provides you with adequate programming skills and adequate computer science theoretical background? Please elaborate.
(7) Do you have any other general comments related to the computer science curriculum, and in particular:
- it there anything that you would like to do to improve your performance?