You want visualiser scans? Give me feedback first!
Have you filled in the feedback form yet? Here are instructions how
to do it:
The online Unit Surveys are now available for you to provide feedback
and evaluate the units you are taking during Semester 1. The results
of these will be collated and reviewed by senior academics within the
School and Faculty, and appropriate actions will then be taken as a
result of your feedback.
The online questionnaires can be accessed via Blackboard on the
Student Portal and will close on 14th December. Information on how to
access them can be found here:
Also download an app in order to complete the questionnaires via your
mobile. Some lecturers may get in touch to engage you in completing
the questionnaire during a time in a lecture.
Please see information here on downloading the app:
Your opinion counts! Complete your Unit Surveys and have your say!
For every unit survey you complete you can hand in your email
confirmation to Tracey on reception and have a chance of winning £100
amazon voucher!
Please be assured that all responses are confidential and anonymous,
so we would encourage you to spend just five minutes of your time and
fill out the online questionnaire. I understand that, with exams
around the corner, you will be busy revising and studying, but I urge
you to complete these questionnaires as they are really important in
helping us improve things for future students.
Done? If so, here are the
scanned notes for Lecture 23. [Note: It's extremely unlikely that I would
have hacked the university system to find out who's downloading
this pdf file despite not having filled in the feedback form, but
then you don't know for sure how evil I am, do you...? Best not to
take any risks, so do it -- now! As I said in the lecture I'd appreciate
at least one "written comment" from everybody. You must have something
to say that may improve the course for future generations of
students. (Saying that everything was great is legal too...). Thank you!]
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