Microprocessor Applications

Instructor: Dr. Gugel

The following numbers are the averages of the student responses
The Lectures were...	1(Disagree) - 5(Agree)	The textbooks...	1(Disagree) - 5(Agree)
informative and useful	4.68	were informative and useful	3.96
easy to understand	4.00	were easy to learn from	3.68
relevant to course material	4.88	were relevant to course material	4.24
important to attend	4.80	contained useful examples	3.36
The professor was...	1(Disagree) - 5(Agree)	The tests and quizzes...	1(Disagree) - 5(Agree)
acessible for help	4.04	were difficult	4.52
fair in grading	4.48	were fair	4.08
easy to understand	4.56	covered enough material	4.72
The homework assigned was...	1(Disagree) - 5(Agree)	The % of the students thought the class was...
excessive (in quantity)	1.88	Too Large 16.00%	Just Right 84.00%	Too Small 0.00%
difficult	1.96	Too fast 12.00%	Just Right 84.00%	Too slow 4.00%
time consuming	2.16	Too hard 16.00%	Just Right 84.00%	Too easy 0.00%
relevant to course material	3.64
representative of test questions	2.40

Relative to other classes, in studying for this class, did you spend more time, same amount of time, or less time

On average the the percentage of total study time that was spent on work related to this class was

Would you recommend taking this class with other difficult classes?

If you had to take this class over, would you take the same Professor?

Are you intrested in taking other classes with the same Professor?

Does the class' value outweigh its difficulty? Explain.

88.00% said yes
12.00% said no
Hardest class ever taken at UF, but best in terms of useful, practical, and hands on work
The class covers many practical examples. The course is oriented to helping you understand the lab.

Some repersentative comments/advice from students that they would have liked to have prior to taking this course

Go to all classes and use office hours with TA's/Professor for help with understanding lab

Very fun class. Very useful material

This course will give you ideas about senior project possibilities.

Great for both Electrical and Computer Engineering majors.

Easier to understand than Schwartz.