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2006 Alumni Survey
Results of the survey conducted in January through March of 2006. There were 88 responses.
Responces to General Information
- How would you rate the overall education you received in your major?
1 0 13 47 25 0 Poor Average Excellent NA - If you have worked in the Computing field, how would you rank your academic preparation for your career?
1 1 12 38 28 5 Poor Average Excellent NA - If you completed graduate study in a related field, how would you rank your preparation for graduate work?
0 1 6 12 12 46 Poor Average Excellent NA - How would you rate the overall quality of teaching in the Department?
0 1 15 48 21 0 Poor Average Excellent NA - How would you rate the overall quality of teaching at the University?
0 0 17 51 17 0 Poor Average Excellent NA - Regarding the balance in the department's computing environment and experience with both Open Source and Proprietary (Microsoft, IBM etc.) software experiences. What should we use in the future?
0 13 57 11 0 0 Exclusively Proprietary Even Balance Exclusively OpenSource No Opinion
Given your experience, for each of the topics listed below indicate the importance you believe we should give to the topic.
- Discrete mathematical structures
7 26 38 12 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Programming fundamentals
1 1 10 72 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Algorithms and complexity
2 3 36 43 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Architecture and organization
2 5 28 48 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Theory of computing/formal languages
4 20 41 19 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Operating systems
3 10 42 29 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Data communications
3 3 34 42 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Web Programming
4 7 24 48 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Network and computer security
3 1 30 49 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Programming languages theory
4 18 46 15 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Human-computer interaction/graphics
14 15 37 18 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Artificial intelligence
13 38 29 4 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Database and information management
1 2 18 63 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Social and professional issues
7 17 42 18 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Software engineering
7 3 39 35 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Numerical methods
15 28 37 3 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Business organization concepts
7 16 32 29 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Business management concepts
8 14 34 27 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Professional communication/writing/presentation
2 1 27 53 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Semester long development of a major project
2 4 20 58 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Information systems development concepts/tools
7 3 43 31 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Risk management
6 8 50 20 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Project management
5 5 33 40 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Information systems analysis
6 6 41 30 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Information systems design
5 4 44 31 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Information systems implementation and testing
5 4 42 32 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Information systems operation and maintenance
9 6 43 26 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Software development using formal methods
5 7 46 24 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Software testing and metrics
6 3 41 32 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important - Internships
13 8 21 41 No Opinion Not Important Important Very Important